Welcome to the Wisdom Qigong Uncovered Podcast, where we invite you to immerse yourself in the harmonious energy of the Qi Field. This alternative health podcast serves as a gathering place for those with open hearts and open minds, fostering connection and respectful listening as we share the transformative experiences within the Zhineng Qigong practice.
Join us as we explore the profound power of Zhineng Qigong, delving into its principles and techniques that can elevate your mind, body, and spirit. Through engaging conversations, we learn from the wisdom shared by our friends in the community, gaining insights that inspire us to elevate our Qigong practice to new heights.
Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just beginning your journey, this alternative health podcast is a welcoming space for you. The Zhineng Qigong Community Podcast is more than a dialogue – it's a collective exploration, a source of inspiration, and a supportive guide on your path to holistic well-being. Welcome to the Zhineng Qigong community; this conversation is tailored just for you.
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Jeremy Colledge's Six-Year Mission to Document Zhineng Qigong Healing
Saison 1 · Épisode 70
mercredi 14 octobre 2026 • Durée 40:50
To access "My Qigong" go to www.my-qigong.com
In today's Qigong podcast, host Torsten Lueddecke welcomes back Jeremy Colledge with exciting news — his long-awaited Zhineng Qigong documentary, Hidden in Plain Sight, is finally out.
What began as an ambitious vision six years ago, across filming trips to China, Mexico, and Europe, has become a two-hour film already reaching over 5,500 viewers — with 60–70% watching all the way to the very end.
Jeremy shares the stories behind the documentary, including the remarkable recovery of Marin, diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia and given months to live, who is today travelling the world in full health eight years later. He explains why first-hand healing testimonials captured on camera are so much more powerful than second-hand accounts — and how seeing real people recover activates our mirror neurons and makes healing feel genuinely possible.
The conversation explores the deep connection between Zhineng Qigong and quantum science — how Hunyuan Qi Field theory and quantum field theory are describing the same reality in different languages, and how consciousness collapsing infinite possibility into physical form mirrors exactly what Dr. Pang Ming taught about mind and qi.
Torsten and Jeremy also discuss the psychology of illness and the true meaning of responsibility — not blame, but the ability to respond — and how reclaiming that power is often the first step toward healing. Jeremy also shares what's coming next: a new book connecting the five elements of Chinese medicine to Zhineng Qigong, and retreats planned in Mexico, Portugal, the UK, and Thailand.
🪨 Mindful Moments
The Zhineng Qigong documentary Hidden in Plain Sight brings first-hand healing stories directly from practitioners — not second-hand accounts, but real people sharing their journeys on camera
Marin was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia and given months to live — eight years later she has fully recovered and is travelling the world, a testament to the power of Zhineng Qigong practice
Seeing real people who look just like us heal through Zhineng Qigong activates our mirror neurons — the Qigong equivalent of monkey see, monkey do, turning belief into reality
The Zhineng Qigong Hunyuan Qi Field theory and Western quantum field theory are describing the same phenomenon in different languages — a vast field of possibility collapsed into reality by consciousness
Commitment and belief are at the heart of every healing story in the Zhineng Qigong documentary — you don't need to understand how it works, you just need to stay with it
Subconscious patterns and unresolved life stories are often the true root of chronic illness — Zhineng Qigong gives us a tool to break those patterns physically, emotionally, and mentally
Responsibility doesn't mean blame — it means the ability to respond, and Zhineng Qigong returns that power to the practitioner
Dr. Pang Ming's three levels of substance — qi, space, and information — parallel exactly what quantum science describes as the fundamental building blocks of the universe
A vast undifferentiated field of qi fills the universe, and it is our consciousness that shapes it into reality — this is both Zhineng Qigong theory and quantum science
Jeremy's upcoming book connects the five elements of Chinese medicine to Zhineng Qigong, giving practitioners a diagnostic roadmap to understand and deepen their practice
Zhineng Qigong as a Science: The Philosophy Behind the Qi Field, Consciousness & Matter | Julien Étoré Bonet
Saison 1 · Épisode 69
mercredi 30 septembre 2026 • Durée 49:26
To access "My Qigong" go to www.my-qigong.com
In today's Qigong podcast, host Torsten Lueddecke sits down with French philosopher and Zhineng Qigong practitioner Julien Étoré Bonet to explore one of the most important — and least understood — dimensions of Zhineng Qigong: its scientific framework.
Most practitioners know Zhineng Qigong as a practice rooted in Taoism and Buddhism. But Julien reveals that Dr. Pang Ming's own writings tell a very different story. For a science to be a science, it needs what philosophers call an epistemology — a rigorous reference framework with rules for how knowledge is obtained. And Dr. Pang Ming was explicit: the epistemological foundation of Zhineng Qigong is dialectical materialism, the scientific philosophy of Marx and Engels.
Julien explains how a group of French practitioners gained access to rare Hong Kong editions of Dr. Pang Ming's books — including full transcripts of every lecture he gave at the Huaxia Center. These four volumes, now translated into French, make clear that Dr. Pang Ming was building a materialist science designed to prove that consciousness is matter, using Qigong as the laboratory.
Torsten and Julien break down how the Qi Field is the material expression of Marx's concept of social relations, how the thre levels of substance (matter, energy, and information) are grounded in materialist philosophy, and how consciousness evolves historically through a spiral process — not as an eternal absolute. They also explore what this means for practitioners today: a scientific roadmap for developing Zhineng Qigong as a living, evolving science rather than a fixed doctrine.
Mindful Moments
Zhineng Qigong's true scientific framework is dialectical materialism — the philosophy of Marx and Engels, not Taoism or Buddhism as many practitioners assume
Dr. Pang Ming's original Huaxia Center lecture transcripts, now available in French, reveal the rigorous scientific framework underlying all of Zhineng Qigong theory
In Zhineng Qigong, the methods and movements are rooted in Chinese culture, but the scientific theory is built entirely on Western materialist philosophy
How Qigong Became Part of Yvette’s Cancer Healing Journey
Saison 1 · Épisode 68
mercredi 30 septembre 2026 • Durée 44:32
To access "My Qigong" go to www.my-qigong.com
In today's Qigong podcast, Torsten Lueddecke sits down with Yvette Martin — a single mother of three from Sydney, Australia, who was given weeks to live after a third recurrence of brain cancer, said no to debilitating surgery, and went on to make a recovery that left her oncologist speechless. Yvette's story is one of the most extraordinary healing journeys to ever be shared on this podcast, and it is a testament to the transformative power of Zhineng Qigong and the unshakeable human will to live.
First diagnosed with breast cancer in 2020, Yvette navigated chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation while simultaneously deepening her understanding of holistic health. When the cancer returned in her brain — unusually as a single, operable lesion — Qigong had already begun protecting her body in ways that even her oncologist couldn't fully explain. It was only with the third recurrence, when surgeons told her the operation would likely leave her in a wheelchair, that Yvette made the bold decision to refuse surgery and pursue a full integrative healing approach.
What followed was a radical commitment to recovery: high-dose supplements, integrative oncology, infrared saunas, acupuncture, colonics, energy healing — and at the centre of it all, hours of daily Zhineng Qigong practice. With almost no voice, severe swallowing difficulties, a winged shoulder blade, and weighing just 41 kilos, Yvette attended a 10-day Qigong retreat on the Gold Coast — and by the end, her voice had returned as a whisper. She then travelled to China for a month-long healing residency, immersed herself in the group Qi field, and came home without her microphone. Today, she has full range of motion in her arm, eats whatever she wants, has her energy back, and has completed her Zhineng Qigong teacher certification.
One of the most powerful insights Yvette shares is the shift from practising Qigong out of obligation to practising out of pure love — the moment the practice stops being medicine you take and becomes the thing you cannot wait to do. This, she explains, is when the real healing truly begins.
🎙️ Yvette now teaches Zhineng Qigong online and runs a weekly support group for people navigating chronic or serious health challenges — a space held not from pity, but from the deep knowing that every person is a powerful, capable being having a difficult human experience.
From Doubt to Dedication: The 7-Step Qigong Journey with Leilah Cupido and Heather Bourne
mercredi 8 juillet 2026 • Durée 42:30
To access "My Qigong" go to www.my-qigong.com
In today's Qigong podcast, Torsten Lueddecke sits down with Leilah Cupido and Heather Bourne — two Qigong therapists who have partnered to create one of the most transformative Qigong workshops available today. Together they explore the most common reason people abandon their Qigong practice: doubt. Through their 7-step framework called “From Doubt to Dedication,” they reveal how intention, discipline, detachment, and joy can turn a wavering practice into a life-changing commitment.
Drawing on the principles of Zhineng Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Leilah and Heather break down why doubt is not the enemy — it is actually a signal pointing you toward courage, creativity, and deeper commitment. They unpack the concept of “e-motion” — how every emotion carries energy that is meant to move you forward rather than hold you back.
The conversation dives deep into one of the most overlooked obstacles to healing: attachment to illness. As Heather reveals, around 30% of people who don’t experience progress may be unknowingly attached to their condition — not out of choice, but because it has become part of their identity. Through gentle Qigong practice and conscious detachment, this can shift without the need to relive trauma.
Leilah and Heather also shae how their workshop uses Lachi and Shanghai Qigong to embody each of the seven steps — from setting a clear intention to developing a joyful, sustainable daily habit. Whether your goal is physical healing, personal growth, or overcoming procrastination, this episode offers a powerful roadmap to show up fully for yourself and your life.
👳️ Next live workshop: August 15th — Switzerland 💛 Online workshop coming in Autumn
🪨 Mindful Moments from This Episode:
Qigong begins with a decision — setting a clear intention that acts as your northern light throughout the journey
Discipline in Qigong is not about force — it is about relaxation and flexibility working hand in hand
Doubt is natural after setting an intention; Qigong teaches you to observe it rather than be consumed by it
Emotions are “e-motions” — energy in motion that Qigong helps you channel into courageous and creative action
Uniting the Qigong Community in Europe | How Qigong Helped Yvonne Hoeboer Lose Weight
Saison 1 · Épisode 68
mercredi 3 juin 2026 • Durée 28:19
In today's Qigong podcast, Yvonne Hoeboer, a Zhineng Qigong teacher and community builder from the Netherlands, shares her extraordinary journey — losing 20 kilograms through consistent Qigong practice and discovering how Qi itself can become the body's deepest source of nourishment.
Yvonne's Qigong journey began in 2012, drawn in almost by instinct — describing her very first class as "homecoming." What started as a personal practice grew into a calling. After traveling to China for her teacher training in 2017, she began her 100-day gong practice. Through consistent Qigong — especially wall squats — something remarkable happened: over two years she lost 20 kilograms naturally, without dieting. The evening cravings she had battled for years simply disappeared.
Torsten and Yvonne explore the fascinating connection between Qi cultivation and appetite. When you practice Qigong deeply, the Qi nourishes you at an energetic level — and the body stops reaching for food to fill what it was really craving. She also shares how the mindset teaching of Ming — self-observation without judgment — creates a powerful inner "switch" that can be applied far beyond weight loss, to any habit, pattern, or addiction in life.
Yvonne also reveals her exciting new project: a Zhineng Qigong community gathering happening August 28-30 in Limburg, the Netherlands — open to practitioners, teachers, and beginners from across Europe. A beautiful event built on the belief that Western teachers are now the carriers of this ancient wisdom, empowered to spread it in their own unique way.
Join Yvonne as she explores: Can Qigong be the key to lasting transformation — in your body, your mind, and your life?
Mindful Moments:
Qigong practice can naturally eliminate food cravings by cultivating Qi as deep energetic nourishment.
Qigong reduces stress — often the hidden root cause of overeating, cravings, and weight gain.
The Qigong principle of Ming teaches self-observation without judgment, breaking habitual patterns at the root.
Can Qigong Change Your Genes? Epigenetics & Consciousness with Naomi Hales
Saison 1 · Épisode 67
mercredi 20 mai 2026 • Durée 32:00
In today's Qigong podcast, Naomi Hales, a passionate Zhineng Qigong practitioner and educator, shares her remarkable exploration into the science of how Qigong can influence our very DNA — unlocking healing through the power of consciousness, intention, and our deep connection to nature.
At the heart of this conversation is epigenetics — the study of how our thoughts, environment, and practices can change gene expression without altering our underlying DNA. Naomi explains how Zhineng Qigong works as a powerful epigenetic tool, activating the body's self-healing intelligence through focused awareness and the cultivation of Qi. Drawing on Dr. Herbert Benson's groundbreaking research at Harvard on the relaxation response, she reveals the measurable physiological shifts that regular Qigong practice can create.
Naomi explores the profound relationship between Qigong and nature, explaining how immersing ourselves in natural environments amplifies our connection to universal Qi and supports deep nervous system regulation. She also discusses neuroplasticity — how consistent Qigong practice literally rewires the brain, shifting us from chronic stress and anxiety into expanded states of peace, clarity, and wellbeing.
Qigong and epigenetics together offer a powerful framework for understanding how we can take conscious control of our health. Naomi shares how daily Qigong practice builds a biological foundation for healing, and how the Zhineng Qigong community creates a shared Qi field that supports every practitioner's journey.
Join Naomi as she explores: Can Qigong really change your genes?
Mindful Moments:
Qigong practice directly influences gene expression through the science of epigenetics.
Zhineng Qigong activates the body's self-healing intelligence through conscious intention and Qi cultivation.
Qigong and Dr. Herbert Benson's relaxation response share measurable physiological healing benefits.
Regular Qigong practice supports neuroplasticity, rewiring the brain toward health and peace.
Qigong in nature amplifies our connection to universal Qi and deepens the healing experience.
The Qigong community creates a powerful shared Qi field that supports every practitioner.
Effortless Healing & Qigong: Dr. Cynthia Li's 7 Steps to Flow
Saison 1 · Épisode 66
mercredi 6 mai 2026 • Durée 01:04:05
In today's Qigong podcast, we explore one of the most powerful questions in healing: what if trying harder is actually getting in the way? Dr. Cynthia Li, medical doctor, Qigong teacher, and author of The Medicine of Flow - joins host Torsten Lueddecke for the second time to share her revolutionary approach to effortless healing through Zhineng Qigong.
Effortless healing, rooted in the Daoist principle of Wu Wei, isn't about giving up or being passive. Qigong teaches us that true healing happens when we stop fighting our bodies and learn to move into a state of flow - a peak healing state where all inner systems sync up and work as one. In this Qigong episode, Dr. Cynthia Li walks us through her seven simple steps from the book: Pause into Stillness, Soften Your Intentions, Empty the Mind, Open the Heart, Inhabit the Body, and Tap into the Collective. Each step is a portal — not a rigid sequence — designed to help you release resistance and let healing happen naturally.
Qigong flow state isn't the same as relaxation. It's an activated calm — the state where intuition sharpens, the heart and brain sync into coherence, and the body can finally receive healing at its deepest level. Whether you're dealing with chronic illness, emotional blocks, or simply feeling stuck, this conversation will shift how you think about the healing journey.
Dr. Cynthia Li also brings modern neuroscience into the picture — from the heart's electromagnetic field being 100x larger than the brain's, to how collective coherence in Qigong practice creates a healing field that goes far beyond the individual. This is Qigong for the modern world.
Mindful Moments:
Qigong healing happens effortlessly when we stop resisting and surrender to flow
Pausing into stillness in Qigong is the foundational step — without it, nothing else begins
Softening your intentions in Qigong creates space for the body's natural wisdom to emerge
Emptying the mind in Qigong means partnering with your thinking mind, not fighting it
Qigong opens the heart field — which is 100x larger than the brain's electromagnetic field
Can Ancient Qigong Wisdom align with Modern Science? - Kristen Pols
Saison 1 · Épisode 65
mercredi 19 novembre 2025 • Durée 31:47
In today’s Qigong podcast, Kristen Pols, the author of the new ebook, Qi Science and Modern Medicine, shares her incredible work finding parallels between zhineng qigong and modern medicine.
The foundation of the discussion is Qi study, defined as the study of life energy - the vital force that animates all living things. This ancient philosophy describes how energy, matter, and information interact to sustain and balance the body. Practices such as Qigong and Hunyuan Qi Therapy are tools designed to cultivate and direct this energy for health, vitality, and self-healing.
Kristen highlights that these ancient concepts find confirmation in modern science. We discuss how neuroplasticity allows our brains to rewire themselves through mental practices, and how epigenetics demonstrates the ability to influence gene expression without altering DNA. A core concept in zhineng qigong is the Yi Yuan Ti—using consciousness and focused intention to direct the Hunyuan Qi. As the principle states, "Conscious Intention Guides Qi" (Ying leads Qi). This conscious practice, utilizing meditation, visualization, and journaling, serves as a mechanism to activate the body's self-healing processes.
Qi Science and Modern Medicine aims to help people who may be skeptical find confirmation of these powerful ideas in Western science, building the necessary trust for the intention to work properly and supporting self-advocacy in health. While limitations exist due to a lack of research funding in the West, there is no scientific evidence that contradicts Qi science; rather, these practices are projected to reshape the way we look at medicine and healthcare in the future
Join Kristen as she explores: Can ancient Qigong wisdom align with modern science?
Mindful Moments:
Qigong and Hunyuan Qi Therapy cultivate and regulate Qi for health and self-healing.
Zhineng Qigong aligns with modern research in neuroplasticity, epigenetics, and quantum biology.
Qigong uses Yi Yuan Ti (consciousness) and intention to guide Hunyuan Qi.
In today’s Qigong podcast, guest Meghna Patel, a Hunyuan Qi therapist based in Germany, shared numerous success stories of natural healing involving Zhineng Qigong, often succeeding where Western medicine suggested recovery was "not possible". She detailed the profound recovery of a friend following a dangerous hemorrhagic stroke, which damaged the motor and speech centers.
Immediately after the stroke, Meghna utilized the Qi field and Qigong therapy to strengthen and rebuild his energy, focusing on putting good information into the field. Key to the stroke recovery was nurturing his fragmented consciousness and life force energy, alongside maintaining a rigorous positive mindset aimed at a completely healthy body. Remarkable results included the healing of all cerebral arteries and significant recovery from kidney damage (from 40% to 62%). Furthermore, the friend learned to sink his blood pressure 30 points using only his mind and breath, and a physiotherapist noted the successful removal of his right-side spasticity, a feat she described as "not medically possible" based on conventional medical frameworks.
The conversation emphasized that blocked life force energy (Qi) is often the root cause of disease, frequently tied to unresolved emotions. Meghna shares how her Qigong practice has helped patients heal — one man’s eye cyst ,linked to liver and anger, reduced after forgiveness work, while a woman’s spinal arthritis, IBS, and anxiety disappeared after a single session focused on strengthening her center.
Meghna proved that addressing the blockage in Qi flow was more critical than focusing solely on Western Medicine solutions. This healing process relies on connecting to the True self, the unpolluted part of us that connects purely to the Qi field.
Mindful Moments:
Qigong and Hunyuan Qi therapy enable natural healing, even when Western medicine deems it impossible.
Daily Qigong calms anxiety and strengthens energy after trauma like a stroke.
Zhineng Qigong develops consciousness, gathers Qi, and enhances mindfulness.
Qigong guides Qi flow so the body functions in harmony for healing.
A stroke patient’s kidney function improved from 40% to 62% through Qigong.
Qigong helped remove post-stroke spasticity once thought irreversible.
Transform Menopause to Second Spring with Qigong - Elizabeth Estrada
Saison 1 · Épisode 63
mercredi 1 octobre 2025 • Durée 37:02
In today’s Qigong podcast, we explore how Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) views menopause as the Second Spring—a stage of renewal, rejuvenation, and feminine vitality. Guest Elizabeth Estrada shares her personal journey of navigating menopause symptoms like insomnia, emotional balance, and physical changes, and how she found natural healing through Zhineng Qigong practices. Instead of decline, Qigong reframes menopause as a powerful transition filled with inner resources, energy balance, and self-healing potential.
Through the lens of qi flow, blood and essence, organ health, and seven-year life cycles, this episode highlights how women can use Qigong for menopause, women’s health, and emotional resilience. Practices such as La Qi, organ sound healing, and holistic Qigong movements help address hormonal changes, stress reduction, and vitality after 40. By working with mind-body balance and the wisdom of Chinese medicine, women can step into the symbolic strength of the wolf, tiger, and dragon, unlocking feminine power, longevity, and transformation.
Join Elizabeth Estrada as she explains how Qigong for women supports this life stage and explains how to Transform Menopause to Second Spring with Qigong!
Mindful Moments:
Qigong reframes menopause as the Second Spring—a time of renewal.
Qigong for women eases insomnia, stress, and emotional imbalance.
Qigong exercises boost qi flow and balance organ systems.
Qigong in TCM sees menopause as a new beginning.
Qigong supports emotional healing and feminine wisdom.
Qigong practice transforms menopause into self-discovery and creativity.
Qigong for menopause conserves energy and restores balance.
Qigong unlocks inner resources for rejuvenation and longevity.
Qigong training empowers women with strength and vitality.
Qigong in midlife awakens potential—wolf, tiger, dragon wisdom.
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The Qi Field is the material expression of Marx's concept that human nature is the totality of social relations — a scientific claim, not a spiritual metaphor
Engels wrote that "consciousness is matter" — Dr. Pang Ming built Zhineng Qigong as a science to prove this through practice and experimentation
Consciousness in Zhineng Qigong is not eternal or pre-existing — it evolves historically through a spiral process, grounded in the science of dialectical materialism
Dr. Pang Ming was more critical of Taoism and Buddhism than of Western science — and his lectures make clear why Zhineng Qigong belongs in its own scientific category
Dialectical materialism teaches us to avoid speaking in absolutes without context — and this principle is at the heart of Zhineng Qigong's scientific approach to suffering
Understanding the scientific framework Dr. Pang Ming built gives Qigong practitioners a clear roadmap for developing the practice beyond what he originally taught
Our Zhineng Qigong practice becomes more scientifically grounded when we engage with the real material world and the social reference frameworks within it
Zhineng Qigong may have protected Yvette's body during cancer, concentrating scattered cells into a single operable tumour — a pattern her oncologist had never seen before
Qigong practice shifts from something you do to heal, to something you love — and that shift is when the deepest healing begins
The group Qi field in Zhineng Qigong is not local — practicing online while connecting to the global community of practitioners amplifies the healing effect profoundly
Trusting the body during extreme weight loss is a radical act; Qigong teaches us that the body knows what it needs, even when it looks frightening from the outside
Commitment to healing sends a message to the unconscious — Qigong combined with total dedication recreates the environment of the legendary Medicineless Hospital
Protecting yourself from other people's fear is a form of Qigong self-care — the information others project into your Qi field matters
Qigong practice becomes most powerful when you stop digging multiple shallow holes and go deep into one practice — like digging for water, depth is what finds the source
A Zhineng Qigong support community built around strength rather than victimhood creates a completely different healing field for those facing serious illness
The oncologist who once said neurological damage is permanent was left asking Yvette what she was doing — Qigong healing can exceed the boundaries of medical expectation
Standing shoulder to shoulder in community — not as caretakers, but as equals — is itself a Qigong principle: we rise in the Qi field together
🌐 Dr. Cynthia Li's book — The Medicine of Flow: Harmonizing Your Inner State for Effortless Healing — available now on Amazon and major retailers
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