External qi projection
External Qi Projection
Non-contact energy healing
Qigong therapy
Imagine receiving professional energy healing without leaving the place where you feel most comfortable.
Remote qi guidance brings the essence of qigong energy transmission to you through the principle of energy resonance, supporting deep restoration and balance.
How does it work?
This is a non-invasive, drug-free natural therapy. At the agreed time, find a quiet, comfortable place to sit or lie down, relax your body and mind, and let yourself become receptive.
An experienced qigong instructor tunes your energy field and guides you into deep relaxation. This helps with:
- Activating self-healingRegulating the autonomic nervous system, helping the body switch from “fight” mode to “repair” mode.
- Clearing blockagesGuiding the flow of inner qi, clearing stagnant energy and balancing yin and yang.
- Deep relaxationNoticeably better sleep, and relief from deep-seated anxiety and fatigue.
Four key benefits
The idea behind external qi projection is both corrective and preventive: easing what's wrong, and strengthening the body when nothing is.
| For | Benefits |
|---|---|
| Mind–body imbalance | Better sleep, less stress and fatigue, and a quick return of energy and focus. |
| Low vitality | Stronger immunity and better endocrine balance. |
| Complex conditions | A supportive therapy alongside treatment for complex conditions, including heart, cancer and orthopaedic problems. |
| Everyday wellbeing | More vitality and stronger natural defences. |
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- First impressionsMany people feel deeply relaxed and at ease, in body and mind, from their very first session.
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Session rates
Master Lee Yau Chun An
RM 500
- per 1-hour session
Senior qigong instructor
RM 300
- per 1-hour session
Frequently asked questions
What is external qi projection?
External qi projection is a health and therapeutic technique based on qigong. The practitioner consciously turns their own internal qi into external qi, then directs it to specific points on the body, their own or someone else’s, using particular movements and methods. The aim is to balance yin and yang, unblock the meridians, and prevent or treat illness.
Why do some people move spontaneously while receiving qi?
As the session begins, the recipient relaxes their body and calms their mind, gradually entering a qigong state between waking and sleep. As qi moves through the body, internal movement can turn into external movement, producing spontaneous actions that help unblock the meridians.
These spontaneous qi movements happen unconsciously and are a natural response to the flow of qi or to blockages in the meridians. Usually, after a while, the body completes its internal adjustment and returns to normal.
Does everyone move spontaneously?
No. Spontaneous movement is a natural reaction to the flow and regulation of qi, and whether it happens depends on the person’s constitution. Some people show no visible movement, but their qi is still circulating and the therapy still works.
Why is qi projection said to be therapeutic?
External qi projection is rooted in the principles of yin and yang, the five elements and the body’s meridians. The practitioner guides qi to the recipient’s acupoints, stimulating the circulation of qi and blood, unblocking the meridians and activating the recipient’s own capacity to regulate and heal. As qi and blood flow smoothly, the affected areas begin to improve.