with Kimberly Beyer-Nelson |
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The lovely flowing movements of classical qigong (chee-Kung), similar to Tai Chi, help reduce the chance of falls in elders.
Qigong also helps alleviate the symptoms of depression in our very cloudy climate.
Kimberly Beyer-Nelson has been a spiritual director, as well as a qigong instructor and yoga therapist for more than 12 years. With theological training, a master’s degree in comparative religion and a graduate certificate in holistic healthcare, she has had a centering prayer practice for over 20 years and delights in leading contemplative retreats. In 2002 she published “A Little Book of Wholeness and Prayer.” She is also a poet, essayist, and speculative fiction writer. |
Qigong is a moving meditation, very easy to learn, and suitable for all ages.
Participants may choose to continue with regular sessions following this introductory class.
When: | Every Monday 10:30 am – 11:30 am |
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Cost: | Donations requested to support this ongoing class | |
Where: | Suquamish UCC Church 18732 Division Ave NE Suquamish, WA 98392 Map |
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