Hoshin Tao Chi Kung

Chi Kung is an ancient healing art involving meditation, controlled breathing, and movement exercises. The Benefits of Chi Kung Practice: Tranquility of mind and spirit, improved performance in intellectual and creative endeavors and sports, better overall health and well-being, and extended longevity. Higher level practices may result in a “Kundalini Rising.” Cost: Pay What You Can. Instructor Bio: A Short Marital and Healing Arts Biography of Grayson Trice Grayson Trice was born in 1967. He was first introduced to Japanese martial arts at a young age. The concepts and training methods of Budo had a profound effect on him, inspiring him train in various martial sports such as Judo and Sambo (a Russian martial art). Grayson eventually won a National Sambo Championship. While serving as an Eastern Orthodox priest, Grayson became dangerously ill. Seeking to heal and recover, he sought out and found a traditional Japanese martial arts Dojo. There he found a home, family and the “medicine” he needed. It was during this period Grayson met his Teacher, Glenn J. Morris, Ph.D. and Sci.D., the person who would drastically change his life for the better. Grayson became Dr. Morris’ direct student and remained so for well over 10 years. He practiced and studied Internal Martial Arts, Eastern Healing Arts and Chi Kung. Glenn also encouraged Grayson to study and practice Shing Yi, Ling Kong Jing and Reiki as part of his training. Grayson has been awarded black belts in three martial arts: Sambo, “master sport”; Kyushin Ryu, shodan; Hoshin Roshi Ryu Jutaijutsu, nidan. On April 1, 2000, Dr. Morris confirmed that Grayson had undergone the Greater Kan & Li (Kundalini) and awarded Grayson his Hoshin Tao Chi Kung Instructor Certificate and gave him blessing to run a Hoshin Martial Arts Dojo. From that point on, Grayson served as the Chaplain of the Hoshin Roshi Ryu until Dr. Morris’ death in 2006. During his service as chaplain, Grayson began his “Blue Belt” work which resulted in…