Partial List of Qualifications

Special Member of the Chinese Qigong Science Research Association.

Chairman of the Preparatory Committee of Qigong Culture Development for South China

Honorary Director of the Committee of the Dictionary of Contemporary Qigong Masters

Visiting Research Fellow of the Tianjin ZhongYiSheng Biological Science Institute

Visiting Professor and Director of the Chinese No-Medicine Therapeutic Institute

Committee member of the Chinese Massage Specialist Association

Director of the Zhineng Qigong Science Research Association in Yangjiang

Director of Qigong Recovery and Training Centre in Yangjian, Guangdong province

Director of Qigong Health Centre in Zhuhai, Guangdong province

5th generation disciple of Original Yang Style Taiji

Advanced course for Zhineng Qigong Teacher with Professor Pang Ming

Publications in English: Voyage to the Shore Part I, II and III (1,445 pages); Special Topics Series No. 1 (182 pages); Ren Xue and Yuan Gong Teachers & Therapist training, Year one.

Click the Ren Xue logo to watch the video "Planet of Wisdom", an introduction to Ren Xue.

About Yuan Tze

Yuan Tze is the founder of Yuan Tze Ren Xue and of Yuan Gong. He identifies himself as a genuine life cultivator who sincerely wants to share his understanding and experiences in life cultivation and use them to help those who are in need.

Yuan Tze has dedicated his life from an early age to the exploration of life and consciousness. Ren Xue is the embodiment of his deep understanding in these areas. It turns the wisdom of traditional Chinese culture into a science that modern people can understand and utilize for the improvement of their life and society in general.

Yuan Tze was born in China in 1962. He began serious training in his teenage years, and throughout his life sought instruction from great masters. Many of these masters were reclusive hermits who accepted only one or two students in their lifetime. He gradually acquired a profound understanding in a range of traditions, including Daoism, Confucianism, and Buddhism. Yuan Tze also reached a high level of expertise in Qigong, Traditional Chinese Medicine, martial arts, Tai Chi, Xiang Xue (the art of knowing a person’s life by visual evaluation), I Ching, and Feng Shui. In Qigong, he has a high level of recognition in China: he became a Special Member of the Chinese Qigong Science Research Association, the highest governing Qigong institute in China.

Yuan Tze started teaching and healing in his early twenties. At the age of 33 he became Director of a Recovery Department unit at the Huaxia Centre, a large medicine-less hospital near Beijing. The unit housed people with serious illnesses and had about 10 instructors/healers and 400 patients. During that period Yuan Tze had the highest rates of success in dealing with illness at the Centre, including cancer (44% cure rate) and lithiasis (stones, commonly in the kidney and gall bladder). There were also cases of regeneration of tissues and organs that had been surgically removed, including cranial bones, gall bladders, and uteruses. In one amazing case the left kidney of a 39-year-old medical doctor grew back even though it had been removed in childhood.

Yuan Tze started to formally promote Yuan Tze Ren Xue in New Zealand in 2002. His guidance proved to be very effective in helping people in New Zealand understand their problems and bring profound changes to their lives. So far, Yuan Tze has published four books of his teachings.

Yuan Tze wants to introduce Yuan Tze Ren Xue to people throughout the world because he firmly believes that individuals are capable of transforming their lives so they can enjoy health and happiness, and gain wisdom. He also believes that this change can transform society into one that is more harmonious. Yuan Tze Ren Xue offers a unique path for this transformation, with powerful tools that draw from both traditional wisdom and modern developments.