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Two-week course

Replenish your Energy / Qi

We need a good supply to thrive & for ongoing body self-repair. 

 

MEN – this is excellent for you too! I grew up with five brothers, you will feel welcome.

 

Schedule

Eight hours total: 9.30 - 11. 30 am

  • Monday Sept 14, 2026
  • Thursday Sept 17
  • Monday Sept 21
  • Thursday Sept 24 

 

What you will get

  • Learn two Qigong methods which together are extremely effective at replenishing Energy (Life force, Qi)
  • Learn to protect your Energy / Qi so you don’t lose it in the first place
  • More ease and possible shifts as the body thrives and repairs
  • More focus and stability

 

How I will help

  • I use Qigong methods (light movements and mind activity). Their benefits have been experienced by millions of people over 1000s of years. I am trained to teach them safely and adapt them to your needs.
  • I will help you understand what a human life truly is, so you can take practical steps to support your life and thrive.
  • Any progress you make will benefit those around you. By helping ourselves, we are also helping our loved ones and the community.

 

Where

The Yoga Room, 1204 Northwest Blvd, Creston, BC, Canada

 

Cost

$96   

I have a policy of making this course accessible.  If this fee feels too high or presents a barrier,  you can pay what you feel is fair or is accessible to you at this time. 

After the course I will be offering weekly drop-in practices for people who have learned the methods.  Fee will be $5 drop-in, or a $20/5 drop-in practices. 

 

Registration

  • Text or call Sabine 403-437 8832 or email sabine-humanlifescience@pm.me

  • You need to be able to attend all 4 classes.  

  • If you cannot attend all 4 classes and you still want to register for the course, please contact me

  

Physical limitations?

Not a problem, this course can help. It would be good to contact me to discuss.

 

Clothing

Loose and comfortable clothes, avoid restrictions such as belts.

Slacks, jogging pants, shorts with elastic waist band, pyjama pants... all work well. 

Keep warm (bring a layer for when you leave)

 

How you can help