Born A Healer: I Was Born a Healer. You Were Born a Healer, too!
About the authors Chunyi Lin is a certified International Qigong Master and the creator of Spring Forest Qigong. His fluency in numerous Chinese dialects provided him the rare opportunity to study with many of the most respected Qigong Masters in his native China. He has been teaching Qigong and using Qigong techniques to help others for more than twenty years. Master Lin is also a Tai Chi Master and highly skilled in Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture.Mr. Lin served as Director of Qigong Programs at Anoka-Ramsey Community College in Anoka, Minnesota, from 1999 to 2004. During 2004 he created an Educational Partnership with Normandale Community College of Bloomington, MN to provide fully accredited courses in Spring Forest Qigong health and healing techniques. All of the course curricula were created by Mr. Lin and he serves as the program director and lead instructor. Lin was formerly a college professor in Guangdon Province in China. In January of 2005, he was awarded a Masters Degree in Human Development-Holistic Health & Wellness from St. Mary s University in Minneapolis, MN. Master Lin teaches four levels of Spring Forest Qigong and has created a series of home learning materials for students, including videos, guided audio meditations and reference manuals. He is a frequent keynote speaker at national health conferences.Since coming to the United States in 1995, he has helped thousands upon thousands of people to learn about the powerful, healing benefits of Spring Forest Qigong. He now devotes all of his time to the teaching of Spring Forest Qigong and helping others. He also sees people for private healing sessions. He lives in the Twin Cities.His vision is "a healer in every family and a world without pain." Gary Rebstock is a thirty year veteran of television news as an anchor, reporter and producer. He has received numerous broadcast journalism awards from regional Emmys to international film festival honors to the Thomas Moore Stork Award for Excellence in International Journalism form the World Affairs Council of San Francisco. He has been a student of Spring Forest Qigong since 1997. He lives in the Twin Cities.