M.J. has studied with Grandmaster Fu Wei Zhong since 2004, and successfully completed the intensive Level IV teacher training in China in 2006. She was so profoundly touched by the grand method of heart cultivation and the powerful healing methods of Emei Qigong that she was inspired to become a teacher of Emei Qigong and a massage therapist in order to share this treasure with humanity. She is currently practicing massage and Emei Qigong healing methods and teaching Emei Qigong forms in the Orlando, FL area.

In assisting students and clients with their healing process, Tyra blends the practical application of Emei Qigong techniques with her gift for understanding and interpreting the metaphors of daily life. She studies the Yi Jing (I Ching) every morning and draws on its wisdom when providing energetic information for rebalancing the body's qi. Tyra has been training with Grandmaster Fu since 2000 and was selected by him for the intensive 2006 Level IV training at Emei Mountain in China. Tyra is deeply grateful to her teachers Dawn Callan and Sandee Henry, whose guidance helped create the path that led to Emei Qigong.

Wendy completed her intensive Level IV teacher training with Grandmaster Fu in 2007, and has studied with him since 2004. She has been studying natural medicine and natural healing techniques since the late 1980’s, and meditation and Eastern energetic arts since 1994. She started practicing qigong while in acupuncture school in 1996. Wendy is a nationally-certified acupuncturist, and licensed to practice acupuncture and Oriental medicine in the state of California. She maintains a private practice in San Diego, where she integrates Emei Qigong techniques into her practice of Oriental medicine. Wendy and her patients have had profound benefits from practicing and using Emei Qigong techniques. Wendy leads a weekly Wuji Gong practice group and teaches Emei Qigong classes and seminars. She’s been called a fun and entertaining teacher. Wendy is available for speaking and teaching engagements.

Devatara is a physician of Oriental medicine practicing, acupuncture, herbal medicine, Emei Qigong Therapy and Buddhist medicine at her private medical clinic in Sausalito, California . A student of Emei methods since 1985 and a close student of Emei Lineage Head, Grandmaster Fu Weizhong since 1995, Devatara has dedicated her life to benefiting others through the wisdom of Buddhist medicine and the esteemed methods of the Emei Linji Chan Lineage, the Emei Qigong Tradition. She has received extensive training in the transformational practices of Buddhism since the 1970s and is a student of Dzogchen Khenpo Choga Rinpoche. Unusually trained in Eastern philosophy, religion and healing arts, she speaks Chinese fluently and lived in China and Tibet for seven years where she studied the practical integration of medicine and spiritual practices. A skillful healer and educator, Devatara has held faculty positions at the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and San Francisco State University. She is co-chair of the Emei Qigong Advisory Committee, which supports Grandmaster Fu Weizhong’s work in the West; and she is a Director of the Qigong Institute, a non-profit organization dedicated to research and public education about Qigong and energy medicine.

Tatiana is kind and compassionate and has an instinctive understanding of nature and of harmony. She has always been interested in healing and bringing comfort to those around her, and at the age of six, she started to take care of street animals and helped heal the wounded or sick. She learned how to use herbs from her grandmother, a healer from a small forest village in Russia. Her destiny has taken her many places, giving her an opportunity to learn different local healing techniques in different parts of Russia, Cuba, Canada and the United States. She speaks Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish, French and English. A landscape designer and international chef, Tatiana has never lost her love for healing. She continued her study of herbs, pursued food therapy and took classes with Grandmaster Fu Wei Zhong, the 13th lineage holder of the highly respected Emei Linji Qigong tradition. She was selected by Grandmaster Fu in 2006 for intensive teacher training at Emeishan, one of China’s most sacred Buddhist mountains. At present, Tatiana uses her extensive experience and knowledge to heal others and to teach how to promote self-healing. She helps people create a better inner and outer balance to improve their destiny and to promote physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being.

Scott has been studying martial arts since the 1970s. He has learned Karate, Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu, Chen Style Taijiquan, Ziranmen/Natural Style and Emei Qigong. Scott started studying Emei Qigong in the late 1980s and the first time he cultivated on Emei mountain was in 1990. Scott began studying personally with Grandmaster Fu Wei Zhong upon his arrival to the U.S. in 1995.
Scott has been awarded various national and international titles, degrees, diploma's, hall of fame awards and gold metals, but none of them means as much to him as the the healing work he does with Emei Qigong techniques. With a Master's Degree in Educational Administration and Supervision. Scott currently works as a high school physical education teacher and also teaches Emei Qigong seminars.

Miranda has been an organic farmer, farming teacher and horticultural writer for most of her adult life. When she was introduced to Emei Qigong and Grandmaster Fu Wei Zhong in 2003, she was struck by the parallels to organic farming. Just as a naturally balanced eco-system provides the solutions and healings for any problems that arise within it, the simple, clear techniques and tools of Emei Qigong create a balanced ecology within the human, carrying with them profound solutions and healings. In 2006, she successfully completed the intensive Level IV Teacher Training in China with Grandmaster Fu. Since then, she has become a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist and incorporates Emei Qigong techniques in her work.

In China, there is profound treasure. Emei Qigong is one of these treasures. Inspired by my Chinese ancestry, I am committed to using this ancient wisdom for the well being of mankind. I have been a doctor of Oriental Medicine and a licensed acupuncturist in California since 1983. I have a B.A. in Mathematics and History from U.C., Berkeley, a Doctor of Oriental Medicine degree from SAMRA Univ. of Oriental Medicine, Los Angeles, and an internship and Diplomate from Beijing Medical University, Beijing, China. I have been a faculty member of the Department of Chinese Medicine at SAMRA University of Oriental Medicine, California Acupuncture College, San Diego, and the American Institute of Oriental Medicine, San Diego, CA, from 1982 to 1991. I have trained with Grandmaster Fu in Emei Qigong since 2002, and in 2006, I completed the intensive Level IV Teacher Training with him in China.