Low Keng Eng, age 52, a building hard-ware business woman, has been practising Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) since 2000.She has been a laoshi for the past 5 years. In the TTDI laoshi hierarchy, she is considered the second in command after laoshi Patricia Wong. She usually handles the senior groups who are practising the advance modules. During practice, she would keep a watchful eye on everyone’s qigong movements and will give personal attention with advice and demonstration. Every practitioner looks up to her for advice because she has proven to everyone her keen and extensive knowledge of ZQ. It is obvious to all that she reads extensively about qigong. Through her, we have learnt the precise meaning of every word and action of the instructions by the master laoshis whose tapes we sometimes use. Her helpful nature is unsurpassed. She has been on 3 trips to China to study under master Feng Guang De and other laoshis. In all our local camps, she has been one of the facilitators. She says that she is ‘very lucky to practise ZQ because the visualization part is different from other qigong’. She hopes that the future MY healing centre project will also be ‘the hub of a world class training centre for practitioners and laoshi’. She gives instructions in both English and Mandarin.
E-mail: weehoojuan@yahoo.com
Kow Hoong Kwong, age 52, an engineer by profession, has been involved with Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) for years, the last 7 years as a laoshi. His knowledge on the latest development in ZQ is an indication of his keen interest in the subject. During the qigong sessions at TTDI, he can be seen going round to help individual practitioners in correcting their movements. He is well-known for his interest in getting small groups of practitioners aside to coach them on some particular movements over and over until they can do the movements well. He says that he ‘likes the warm and friendly atmosphere of our qigong group very much’. He is fluent in both English and Mandarin.
E-mail: hkkow59@yahoo.com
Char Shin Keow, age 55, an account officer by profession, has been involved in Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) for the last 15 years. She has been a laoshi for 13 years. She says that qigong ‘has helped her to release tension and made her more positive in life.’ She also sees qigong ‘as a means of self-healing to provide strength and resistance to the body.She is more fluent in Mandarin than in English. She has attended ZQ camps in China. She was a facilitator at all the camps organised by the TTDI group. She is a laoshi at BU and Puchong centres - spending 3 evenings in a week to help others. Since being the main laoshi at the Puchong centre, her confidence in helping and interacting with the practitioners has increased tremendously. She hopes that the MY centre ‘will be able to spread ZQ world-wide.’ She strongly recommends ZQ for healthy and happy life.
E-mail: char-sk@gbcold.com
Hee Ah Mooi, age 51, an account officer by profession, has been practising Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) for 11 years. After practising for a few years, she was selected to be a demonstrator to the new practitioners. Later she became an instructor and now she is a full fledged laoshi. She is a very soft spoken person always with a smile and ever ready to help especially during healing sessions. She has been to China to practice under Master Feng Guang De. She has participated in all our ZQ camps as a facilitator. She is more fluent in Mandarin than in English. She hopes that the MYZQ will live up to its motto ‘to help people to spread ZQ and always be a non-profit organisation.’ Her husband Mr Kow too is a laoshi with us.
E-mail: ahmooihee@yahoo.com
Wan Lai Yong, age 53, has been practising Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) for the past 11 years. After two years of intensive regular practice, she was recognised as an outstanding practitioner and elevated to demonstrate the movements for others to follow. She is always considered the demonstrator for some of the difficult movements. Being a laoshi for the past 9 years, she has participated in all our Qigong camps as a facilitator. She has also been to China thrice to practise under Master Feng Guan De. She takes her responsibilities very seriously and is seldom absent from any of our practice sessions. Being a very quiet person by nature, she is always willing to help others especially during healing sessions, she would devote a lot of time with those with known health problems. She is fluent in Mandarin. She hopes that the future MYZQI healing centre ‘can provide healing methods for people to have healthy lifestyle.
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E-mail: laiyong58@yahoo.com
Chan Teik Lian, age 71, is a retired police officer. He has been practising Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) for eight years. He
has been a laoshi for the last 7 years. Being from the police force, he is also an expert in Taichi, though he now prefers to be active as a laoshi in ZQ. He says that ‘Taichi is more for self defence while ZQ is more for self healing and healthy living.’ He is always with a smile and ever willing to help and take responsibilities to complete tasks assigned to him. He hopes that ‘MYZQI will always be a non-profit entity and live up to its motto to help people (zao fu ren lei).’
He has a commanding voice and prefers to give instructions in English. He advises ZQ practitioners ‘to learn seriously and practise daily to up-grade their skills in all aspects of ZQ.
'E-mail: chanteiklian@gmail.com
Lim Choh Teck, age 59, is a civil engineer by profession. He has been practising Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) for 9 years
and has been a laoshi for the last 5 years. He is highly respected for his seriousness in doing things in a very professional manner. He is very knowledgeable and does a lot of reading and research in ZQ. He is soft spoken and unassuming. He is highly qualified in both English and Mandarin. Single-handedly he is responsible for translating all the MY booklets and brochures from English to Mandarin. He prefers ZQ over Taichi, which he has also practise. He acknowledges that ‘ZQ has very sound theories and is proven to help healing and healthy living.’ He feels that ‘there is a lot of brotherly and sisterly feeling and willingness to help among ZQ practitioners.’ He hopes that the proposed MYZQI facility ‘will one day become a world class centre’.
E-mail: chohtecklim@yahoo.com
Lee Chew Shung, age 56, a businessman, has been involved in Zhineng Qigong(ZQ) for 8 years. He had proven his ability as a demonstrator, assistant laoshi and was promoted to become a laoshi in 2006. His ever willing to help and play an active role in all ZQ and charity functions, has won him a lot of respect among all the practitioners. As a laoshi, he always takes time and patience to explain things to help and encourage individual practitioners. He has also brought in many new practitioners to benefit from ZQ. He is fluent in both English and Mandarin. He claims that ZQ is ‘a very harmonious and relaxing form of exercise, full of sound healing and healthy living secrets.’ He says ‘with regular practice, one can lead a happy, active and peaceful life’.
E-mail: foongyik@unifi.my
Wong Chi Ming, age 70, started life as an air force pilot. After retirement he became a company director. He has been practising Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) for the past 8 years. He strongly believes in the ‘holistic philosophy of ZQ based on scientific and medical theories’. He has perfected his qigong skills by extensive reading and regular practice. He participated in 4 ZQ camps in China. In these camps he was exposed to first hand knowledge from Master Feng Guang De. He enhanced his skills and knowledge to such an extent that soon he was called upon to emonstrate during our practice sessions. In 2007, he gained recognition to become an assistant laoshi because of his dedication, skills and willingness to help others,he was the organising chairperson for the Qigong camp at Bayu Beach Resort, Port Dickson, in 2007. It was a very successful camp attended by 118 participants from Malaysia and Singapore. Since then he has progressed and is now among the laoshis involved in the MYZQI project. His goal is to make the future MYZQI project to become, ‘a centre of excellence for ZQ and also to provide R & D facilities regionally.’ His contribution is further enhanced because of his fluency in English and Mandarin.
E-mail: chimingwng@yahoo.com
Yap Choon Fah, age 52, a project co-ordinator by profession, started practising Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) since 2006.
His dedication and interest in ZQ enabled him to progress so fast that soon he was selected to be a demonstrator during the sessions. Beginning of 2008, he became an assistant laoshi and later to be confirmed as a laoshi. He attended all our camps in Malaysia. Though he keeps a low profile, he is always in the fore front to help those with health problems. He is amazed ‘with the many methods of relaxing which are very flexible and enjoyable while doing ZQ.’ He feels that ZQ practitioners are like a big family where there is a lot of admiration and respect for those regulars for their perseverance and consistency.’ He hope that the MYZQI project ‘will be able to reach all races to cultivate a harmonious environment and provide effective and efficient healing to those in need.’ He is fluent in both English and Mandarin.
E-mail: cf3746@msn.com
Soo Kam Son, age 57, is a sales personnel by profession. He has been involved in Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) for 11 years, 8 of it as a laoshi. He was formerly practicing at the USJ centre, which was once very active. After a few years he left that centre and joined the TTDI centre, though he had to travel a long distance to practice at TTDI. He strongly believes in the healing power of ZQ because he had also sought treatment for his own heart blockage. With personal experience of the healing powers of ZQ, he is very positive about helping others using the ZQ methods. He feels that ZQ movements are more enjoyable and interesting with visible health and healing properties.
E-mail: kssoo4@yahoo.com
Alice Wong Yoon Yaw, age 50, is a single parent. She has been involved with Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) for 11 years, 8 years as a laoshi. She too was practicing at the USJ centre before joining the TTDI centre for a few years. She later practiced at other centres. When the new centre at Puchong started, she volunteered to be one of the instructors there. She is very dedicated and believes in the healing qualities of ZQ. She says that ‘ZQ has helped to heal her own medical problems and she hopes to help others in healing their medical problems’. She can give instructions in Mandarin.
E-mail: alicewcw@gmail.com
Fong Chan Tow @ Elinah Abdullah age 61, was once the head of the library and resources for the Blind and
later became the Human Resource and Administrative Manager of a large firm and is now retired. She has been practicing Zhineng Qigong (ZQ) for the last 9 years at the TTDI Centre. In 2008, she successfully completed a ZQ instructor`s course conducted by Master Feng Guang De of China. She is actively involved in all the ZQ activities conducted by TTDI and MYZQI. As a laoshi, she is very dedicated in learning and practicing ZQ. She has read well about ZQ. She hopes that MYZQI will be able to establish ZQ methods as a recognized way of treatment to help people with health problems. She is able to give instructions and explain in English and Mandarin.
E-mail: karimnelinah@gmail.com
Pang Hee Kin age 59, is a businessman and has been practicing Zhineng Qigong at our TTDI Centre regularly for the past many years. Unless he is on business travel, you are sure to see him practicing at our Centre diligently. He is one of our graduates from the 1st MY Instructor training course under the patronage of our Master from China, Master Feng Guan De. Pang is fluent in both English and Mandarin and he has been relied on as a volunteer interpreter at any ZQ lecture session and whenever required. Do not let his serious appearance fool you, because he can make a party come alive anywhere at anytime.
E-mail: pangheekin@gmail.com
Sally Tang Swee Fun age 54, has been practicing Zhineng Qigong for the last 8 years at
both our TTDI and Bandar Utama Centres. In addition, she had also attended our Huangshan, China retreat in 2007, in order to upgrade her skill and knowledge about Zhineng Qigong. She is a graduate from our 1st MY Instructor Training course under the patronage of Master Feng Guang De from China. She is a dedicated and diligent practitioner. She often leads singing sessions at our Centres as she has great interest in music and singing. She is a familiar name in amateur Cantonese opera singing in the Chinese clan association circles. She is also involved as committee members in her own clan Association as well as amateur Cantonese opera singing group. She is fluent in Mandarin and often helps in translation work when required. She can be identified in any group as she wears the broadest smile naturally at all time. She firmly believes that Zhineng Qigong can help and give everybody happiness, health and longevity.
E-mail: sally_09_tang@yahoo.com
Gina Lim, age 55, started qigong practice at TTDI Centre in the year 2007. Gina's inspiration comes from the many Laoshis who worked tirelessly to train and spread the good work of MYZQ. Although not understanding the instructions in Mandarin, she grasped the art of qigong by careful observation and constant practice at home. She has now taken Mandarin speaking classes in order to 'keep up' with the other Laoshis. Gina truly appreciated the art of qigong as it has helped her personally in so many areas, the total abstention of pills and other medications which she relied heavily on before, the stillness of mind during practice which brings much clarity and joy to her, and now the joy of seeing other practitioners benefiting from such application. Her aspiration is to see the widespread practice of zhineng qigong amongst mankind.
E-mail: ginasplim@gmail.com
Chia Ah Loy, age, 64, happily married with 2 boys and a girl all graduates from overseas, born in Raub, son to the then Kachang King, who created the name "Sempalit Kachang". I grew up helping my father man the coffee shop in the village, Sempalit. After Form Five in Raub, I migrated to Kuala Lumpur to study A -level, then called HSC. The success in gaining the full certificate was not easy as I worked as a government clerk at the Statistic Dept, Jalan Young to pay my fees, rent and of course my food. I am a quiet fellow who used to keep mum in school and later in University, always taking a back seat. I only have one small skill, the ability to play guitar and able to sing most evergreen songs. This is my only attraction to the ladies I guess. Having graduated in Economics with Honours, I entered the commercial world and started with OCBC Bank, then joined Public Bank and ended up at The Pacific Bank which merged with Maybank in 2001,the year I left the Bank after 28 years of the banking career. The year 2003 was significant as I joined Zhineng Qigong in TTDI. I was introduced by a friend who a contemporary of Laoshi Lee, TTDI Center Head. It was no turning back then. I do not know whether I have a lot of Qi or not but I always help myself and others by giving them Qi, which I think sometimes works wonders. Now I am in my golden years I will be doing more charitable things and social works to repay society. This has always being my goal in life to spread goodwill and care to the less fortunate and needy E-mail: alloy92@hotmail.com
