Morning Workshop for still and moving meditation. Different kinds of tools to help adjust the three treasures: Basic Source, Energy and Spirit. Morning is a good time to reach towards our inner universe to connect with our natural mind. General practise includes different tools to help to quiet the mind; from easy opening of the energy channels to Zuowang - Sit Forget.
Chanmi Gong – Secret Zen Exercise is not physically challenging, but may help to find a new understanding of the energy work inside and out of our body.
Master Zhou Ren Feng`s Taiji Qigong Six Choices – Liu Duan Xiang and Turtle Snake – Guishe Gong can help to find the ocean of energy around us.
Afternoon Workshop for dynamic excercise to cultivate the three treasures. Five Animal Play, Taiji Stick and Daoyin Method of Refining Life While sun is slowly descending and Yang diminishing it is not a bad idea to involve yourself with more dynamic Daoyin exercises to activate your energy channels guiding them with your mind, breathing and body.
In the workshop you may find yourself being a rhino looking at the moon; a monkey climbing a branch to grab a fruit of immortality, a bow master shooting a lice or rowing a boat in a narrow river. Imagination, physical movement and breath control come all together.
He started practicing yoga and martial arts as a teenager. After achieving a black belt in Shorinji Kempo, he traveled to Japan to study martial arts in 1977. Since then, he lived in Japan for about 7 years, studying and working at Kato Sensei's seitai shiatsu clinic.
Kauko started qigong related training in mid seventies and met his most important Qigong teacher Tsumura Sensei in 1986.
Kauko Uusoksa founded the Finnish Qigong association in 1988 and has continued to teach and study intensively. He has also been involved in organizing and creating Jianshen Qigong in China. Jiansheng Qigong, or Health Qigong, comprises old traditional exercises that have been rearranged into standardized forms. He was a member in the founding of the International Jianshen Qigong Association.
Currently, Kauko Uusoksa is actively studying and teaching traditional and modern forms of Qigong from moving Daoyin forms to Neidan - Inner Elixir alchemy.