Visit my Chinese medicine web site: http://www.HenryJunWahLee.com

Hey, did I mention I am a Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Intern at the Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Los Angeles, California? If you are in the Southern California area, come see me for acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and medical Qi Gong!

My website just went up so come check it out! The address is based on my Chinese name. http://www.HenryJunWahLee.com.

Business cards for Lee Jun Wah

Business cards for my Chinese Medicine practice are also done!

The approach I took for this card is a clean, elegant and professional design that is subtly playful, distinct and meaningful. I wanted something that represents who I am and what I do without being too cliche. A blend of modern and traditional, east and west, professional and fun.

I chose to use the silhouette of a bonsai tree for several reasons. Trees and the color green represent the Wood element. In Chinese medicine, the Wood element represents passion, strength, growth, focus and expansion. Trees are sturdy and resilient. They provide protection and shade for those who choose to shelter underneath it.

The subtle hand drawn concentric circles underneath add a hint of fire to the design. The Fire element in Chinese medicine represents illumination, fun, love, and joy. Like the sun’s rays, these circles provide subtle energy for the tree to grow strong and healthy.

Look for me in the Learning Garden every Saturday at 10 am.

Every Saturday morning from 10 am – 12 noon, I lead a Qi Gong practice group at the Learning Garden in Venice, CA. The practice has been going for more than 5 years. It was originally formed to provide a place for students of Master Hong Liu to have regular group practice.

Starting Saturday, March 21 I will be opening the class up to new people who are interested in learning Grandmaster Hong Liu’s Medical Qi Gong. Whether you are a natural healer, a student of the healing arts or someone interested in self-healing and cultivation, this is a great place to get introduced to his forms.

To give a little history, I have been a student of Master Hong for over 8 years. His classes and the amazing results I personally witnessed from his treatments were what originally inspired me to become a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner. I’ve seen him bring people out of comas, cure hepatitis and beat cancer using Qi Gong and medicinal herbs. I highly recommend his forms due to their simplicity, effectiveness, their specific medical applications and the wide range of exercises that are offered.

If you don’t know who Master Hong Liu is, he is one of the few Qi Gong Grandmasters in the world and is regarded as a living treasure in China and Hawaii. He was a western trained physician in China who studied under several Qi Gong Masters. He has written a book, The Healing Art of Qi Gong which tells about his story. The last 1/3 of the book is filled with practical, easy to learn and easy to teach Qi Gong exercises you can do for a variety of diseases. He currently travels around the country teaching classes, doing research on the benefits of Qi Gong and providing private healing sessions.

About the class
In the first hour we start with warm up and preparation exercises, followed by Spring seasonal Qi Gong which changes about every 15 days. The seasonal Qi Gong helps you stay in tune with the seasons and are great for general wellness as well as for specific Spring-related medical conditions. In the second hour, we do one of his more advanced forms. If you are new, I recommend doing only the first hour.

Cost is $5 per class. 20% is donated to the Learning Garden.

About the Seasonal Qi Gong
The movement of the Earth and the Sun create our seasons. The seasons affect your energy and your internal organs. The effect can show up in your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual states.

You can learn how to draw from the peaking energies of the seasons rather than fighting them, ending up drained and dry. Using 3,000-year-old practices, you can maximize your internal organs, sleeping and eating patterns, emotions, thought patterns– even your prosperity. Learn how to nourish the beginnings of yang energy in the Spring so that your mood, joints, liver and gallbladder are in their best shape.

Class Location:
The Learning Garden (www.thelearninggarden.org)
Southeast corner of Venice Blvd and Walgrove Ave, next to Venice High School in Venice, CA. Entrance is through the gate on Walgrove Ave. There is usually ample street parking on Walgrove and on Venice.

Class starts March 21, 2009 at 10 am.

Contact:
Henry Lee, e-mail henry@evosia.com or call 310-980-8645. Contact me if you plan to attend. Visit my web site: www.leejunwah.com