I am now living in Southern Ecuador, on a farm near a small town about 12 miles
South of Vilcabamba, in the Southern mountainous part of Ecuador, not far from
the crest of the Andes mountain range. The altitude is about 7200 ft above sea
level so the weather is mild, often called "eternal spring".
If you are living in the vicinity of Vilcabamba or Loja you are welcome to come
to the farm for classes or private lessons.
Soon I will be offering regular classes in Vilcabamba, please contact me if you
are interested.
I've been learning and practicing various Eastern meditative arts for close to
forty years, focusing primarily on the Taoist arts for over a couple of
decades, and have been teaching Tien Shan for over fifteen years. I've
learned and practice many types of Chi Kung as well as various forms of Tai Chi,
including sword forms.
I met Fook Yueng about twenty years ago and love him dearly,
he is a most amazing master of the Way. He has a bright energy that sparkles,
and his joy is contagious. his psychic abilities and chi power are amazing.
Truly one in a million. One important but little known fact is that he was
important in Bruce Lee's training. A lot of Bruce's philosophy and
inspiration, and indeed, greatness, came from him. In a way it is cool to know
that a Taoist wizard and sage played a key role in Bruce Lee's drive to mastery.
Mr. Yueng created several other masterpieces. He only taught a few people in
his garage, and so...
I'm so fortunate that I was allowed to become one of the small group of very
lucky people who were his students. From him I learned this beautiful form of
spiritual and martial Chi Kung, Tien Shan Chi kung. A soft, slow, flowing, and
exotic type of dance, and like all of the truly Taoist arts must, it can't exist
without embodying a deep beauty. It is my favorite and the one I prefer to
practice and teach.
When the handful of students was trained, which took many years, Mr. Yueng
retired. It is his intention that his students give this powerful gift of
healing to the public.
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