Virtual

Dear Friends,
Something beautiful is gathering. Across countries, cultures, and many different walks of life, people are coming together for seven days around a shared inquiry: What becomes possible when we meet healing with less striving, and more flow?
We’re delighted to welcome you into this collective field of practice and exploration.
We begin together this Sunday, Sept 13 at 9:00 AM PT, with an orientation call — a chance to meet one another, share reflections, glimpse the arc of the week ahead, and begin cultivating this field together through a short qigong practice.
Guiding the flow will be your pod hosts:
Cynthia Li, a medical doctor and qigong teacher whose personal health crises brought her ever deeper into questions like, What is healing? What is the essence of our bodies? How does awakening relate to healing?
Sarah Tulivu, a peace activist and qigong teacher who realized, while serving in humanitarian conflict zones, that inner peace was essential to outer peace, and spent six years of immersive monastic training in a Tao Temple in Guatemala.
Pavi Mehta, a writer and poet who has co-anchored several ServiceSpace initiatives, ever curious about designing systems for generosity, whose deep healing journey led her to qigong.
We will also be joined by a special guest:
Madhu Anziani, a musician and ceremonialist whose firsthand experience of healing from quadriplegia, with energy and sound healing to complement medical interventions, continues to guide his life and work.
Please RSVP below and the details will land in your inbox.
We look forward to seeing you on Sunday and embarking together into effortless healing!
Welcome + Invocation Song
11:59
Cynthia Li: The Inspiration For The Medicine Of Flow
11:59
Sarah Tulivu: Growing Into Ripples Of Coherence
06:24
Video: Beholding Our Collective Field
04:55
Sarah Tulivu: Embodying Flow Practice
15:45
"Pod" Culture + Orientation
11:58
The Power of Context Over Content
00:04:34
Cynthia Li: Becoming Infinity Practice
03:56
A Collective Goodbye
00:28
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