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Comments from students that have attended our workshop:

“As a student of TCM, you tend to meet some interesting people in school, one of which is my classmate who does Medical Qigong. When I saw  him work on another classmate's sprained knee (without even physically touching it) and saw the results, I was beside myself. From then on, I knew I wanted to learn this. And when he told me that his Master was holding a workshop relatively nearby in Indiana on 5/22-24, I jumped at the opportunity, despite having to miss class.

Before I attended the workshop I took the liberty of buying his book and DVD to get a good glimpse of what I may be learning, but I didn't go into it too deeply, I wanted to go in with an empty cup. I didn't really know what to expect when I got there, but when I first met Michael Lomax and shook his hand, I don't think I've ever met anyone with that kind of presence - and despite being in an arm sling due to a ruptured tendon in his arm, his presence was very powerful, yet you can feel the compassion and benevolence and healing in him.

On the first day, we had a good introduction to Qigong, as well as his background. During the lecture, he was talking about relaxation and living in the moment as if you were "stopping the world." Right then, he did SOMETHING... and I felt this rush of energy penetrate through my body, yet simultaneously experiencing this feeling of tranquility and calmness. My buddy and I, both new to this stuff, looked at each other wide-eyed like "WOW." We definitely made the right choice to ditch school to be there, I'll tell ya that much.

So we proceeded to learn his movement techniques called "Gift of the Tao." It's a series of movements made to (from my novice perspective) to playfully gather Qi. People who have Taijiquan or other internal martial arts backgrounds may find these movements a bit odd and may take issue with it (if they're purists), but bear in mind, this isn't martial arts, this is Qi cultivation (and yes, I have some experience in Taijiquan), so these movements were made specifically to gather Qi (especially for Medical Qigong purposes). And when you do these moves with pure INTENT (not intention), you can really feel them. And by "intent," I mean that instead of envisioning or trying something, you just do. You just feel it. Like what Bruce Lee said, "Don't think! Feeeeel!" And after a few minutes, instead of thinking about the Qi, I felt the Qi. I felt submerged in a gigantic tank of Qi, and every photon of light or neutrino penetrating through my body.”

“...I can't say enough about stillness-movement or Michael Lomax - Wang Juemin was a National Treasure of china and i belive we have our own Treasure here in the U.S in Michael Lomax. There is probably something he is teaching that you could add to your repretoire.”

“Michael is a wonderful teacher. His willingness to teach others this awesome class makes him, in my opinion, a powerful and (hidden) treasure of the USA. His insight and intuitiveness is so refreshing and right on. No pretense - Pure technique!”

“The instructor is very knowledgeable and made the class fun. He made difficult material easy to understand.”

“I learned so much and have been exposed to such a wide new world. I’m very excited!”

“There is a lot of misinformation out there but this is pure gold!”

Ken Delves, Author of Chinese Internal Martial Arts Theory & Practice

“The info presented was very useful and was presented at a Higher Level than I have been previously taught. The Taoist medicine was amazing!”

“Invaluable information that I have not been exposed to before. Michael knows the material extremely well and presents it in a very “digestible” manner.”

“I enjoyed it very much. It is so fascinating learning more about energy.”

“Hope you come back and do more workshops in this area. Thank you!”

You!”