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Biofield Balancing

The science and practice of moving the subtle energies of the body are as ancient as recorded history. Many cultures have developed this practice, which is known as Qigong in China, Reiki in Japan, and Bioenergy healing in this country. The U.S. Army has recently committed $4 million to the study of "bioenergies such as Qigong (and) Reiki" for treatment of everything from depression, stress and anxiety to substance abuse and addiction. Recent research suggests that bioenergy may have inhibitory effects on cancer growth, and prolong the life of cancer-infected animals. The National Institutes is currently funding research on the benefits of qigong in boosting immune function, cognitive function, and in treating breast cancer, and fatigue, in the management of cardiac disease, and many other medical conditions.

Bioenergy practice is designed to promote and maintain the balance of vital energy fields in the body. This is a non-touch process, although a light touch may sometimes be used. The participant is fully dressed. The sessions last about 30 minutes. After the session, participants generally report feeling relaxed centered and tranquil.

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Linda Lazarus, J.D.

Linda teaches individuals and groups to use meditation, yoga and qigong to balance energy and enhance human potential and leadership qualities. She has taught for law firms, the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia, the National Institutes of Health, sections of the ABA, the District of Columbia Superior Court, Northern Virginia Mediation Service, law schools, Yoga District, Veria, Gold's Gym and others. Linda began her study of contemplative practices in 1992, and started teaching in 2002. Since 1999, She has studied the healing art of bio-energy with Mietek Wirkus, and is pursuing a Masters of Bioenergy. She has also studied with many other teachers including Jeremy Waletzky MD, Irene Chen, Master Chan Zhang, Grandmaster Effie Poy Yew Chow, Michael Reed Gach and Michael Ward. She has certifications in Qigong for Back Care from Master Chan and Acu-Yoga from Michael Reed Gach and The Acupressure Institute in Berkley, California. She is the founder and coordinator of the DC Contemplative Law Group, and is listed in Who's Who in American Law and Who's Who in American Women. She also serves as the Energy Advisor to The Mindfulness Center.