Manipulating your flow of ki is often as easy as inhaling and exhaling in a slower, measured rhythm. In this way, enthusiasts can moderate their anxiety and let their bodies begin to heal.
How did Chicago yoga instructor Susan Ginsberg get started teaching ki energy healing techniques to her students? It all began in 2007, when she met a very special person who was going through some serious health issues.
At the time, Ginsberg was already a yoga teacher, but she had not yet incorporated ki energy manipulation into her regular regimens – that is, until she she met a cancer patient who was in the middle of treatment.
"She wanted me to teach yoga, meditation, relaxation to her and to her close friends and family so they could support her," Ginsberg told the Chicago Sun-Times. "She had said something to me, that I was the angel on her shoulder during all of our treatments, helping her stop and breathe, and it stuck with me."
Today, Ginsberg takes what she taught this one student and instructs all of her pupils on how to breathe deeper and freer.
She told the news source that manipulating your flow of ki is often as easy as inhaling and exhaling in a slower, measured rhythm. In this way, enthusiasts can moderate their anxiety and let their bodies begin to heal.
