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2012 WELLNESS LIVING RETREAT

Balance During Change:
Staying Positive and Healthy through Uncertain Times

Retreat: January 26th - January 29th
New Year's Celebration: January 29th at Yo San University

Start your lunar new year with College of Tao's annual Wellness Living Retreat to be held in the serene, natural setting of
Temescal Canyon in Pacific Palisades, California. You will be joined by Drs. Mao Shing Ni, Daoshing Ni, and Joseph Miller as they and other teachers lead you in the
learning and practice of finding and sustaining your balance during challenging times. You will master self-healing techniques with qi
meditations, learn practical techniques for dealing with uncertainty using the ancient Taoist wisdom of the I Ching (Book of Changes), and practice Harmony Tai Chi to deflect and transform stressful energy into positive and healthy energy.

There will be opportunities to learn and prepare for certification in  qigong meditation, tai chi and Wellness Coaching. Current certified coaches will have an advanced coaching practice session.
The ultimate objective of the retreat is to help you utilize the Wellness Living paradigm to rise above turmoil and achieve peace, health and joy in your life and the lives of others around you.

Accommodations and meals included at Temescal Canyon.
All meals will have vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free options.


To see views of Temescal Canyon & the Retreat Center cabins,
Click HERE


For more information and to print out the registration form,
Click HERE


For a printable retreat schedule,
Click HERE


We look forward to seeing you!  Mark your calendars.

If you have any questions about the retreat, email contact@collegeoftao.com
or call 800-772-0222

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Welcome to the College of Tao and Integral Health! We offer courses, programs and retreats related to the Taoist Tradition of the Integral Way as taught by the Ni Family, which goes back for 72 generations in China and is now being brought to the West. Many books on the Integral Way, as first elucidated by the writings of Lao Tzu, are available that have been written by Master Hua-Ching Ni (a.k.a. OmNi), and his sons, Drs. Daoshing and Mao Shing Ni.  We also offer audio courses in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Western medicine and healing, and correspondence courses related to spiritual self-development.  The College is organized into departments, institutes, and programs that offer instruction and/or certification in the Ni Family movement arts, energy healing, Taoist studies, and integral health.



 Hua-Ching Ni (Master Ni or OmNi), Founder,
 College of Tao


 See OmNi (Master Ni) on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDdNSB5TdLQ
 Omni's Counsel for Living a Good Life

 Also see Omni interviewed by Kumiko Yamamoto, L.Ac., in  2009 on the subject of SELF-CULTIVATION & HEALING.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwdb3b2B0AM


Our programs such as the Taoist Mentorship Program, Sisters of the Heavenly Way, and Friends of the Integral Way offer opportunities for practice, involvement and commitment.  We incorporate the foundational spiritual studies for students of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Our mission is to disseminate the teachings and practices of the Integral Way, a stream of “original Taoism” from the Southern Internal Alchemical (nanzhong or Southern Branch of Quanzhen/Complete Reality) Tradition of China that emphasizes the self-cultivation of body, mind and spirit to attain union with the Tao. 

{Please note: The white, scroll-like herb at the top of the page on the right is called fu ling. It acts on the heart, spleen and kidney channels. A mushroom, it is used for inducing diuresis, excreting dampness, invigorating the spleen, replenishing the middle-jiao, and tranquilizing the mind.}