Generational Qi Gong Master Teresa Yeung

Speaker | Workshop Leader | Founder of Pureland International Qi Gong | 3-Time #1 Bestselling Author | Successor in the Wu Lineage

Master Teresa Yeung is a Generational Qi Gong Master, founder of Pureland International Qi Gong in Canada, and successor in the lineage of Grandmaster Weizhao Wu. For more than three decades, she has taught Qi Gong internationally and developed educational programs for students, instructors, practitioners, educators, and professional audiences.

Teresa is particularly known for Wu’s Eye Qi Gong®, Heart Chi Gong™, and the Hidden Pearl Series for Women, and for bringing traditional Qi Gong education into contemporary conversations about physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

She is also the author of three internationally bestselling, award-winning books, each of which has achieved #1 bestseller status.

In 2023, Teresa presented with her daughter, Jacqueline H. Chan, at The Science of Tai Chi & Qigong as Whole-Person Health conference hosted by the Osher Center for Integrative Health at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Teresa and Jacqueline presented their work on Qi Gong for Women’s Menopausal Transition, with their conference abstract published in the Journal of Integrative and Complementary Medicine conference supplement.

Teresa is also an NCBAHM PDA Provider, offering professional-development activities through the National Certification Board for Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine in the United States.

BACKSTORY: The late Grandmaster Weizhao Wu’s Eye Qi Gong style was created in November 1990 to help heal his mother’s bleeding eyes; she was going to go blind. His mother quickly recovered completely after practicing his Eye Qi Gong and receiving external chi healing, so much so, that she could put a thread through a needle in her 80s.

RESEARCH: 1990 to 1992: Grandmaster Wu led a 100-person medical team to perform a three-year longitudinal study with 4,000  individuals to examine Eye Qigong on eye problems and myopia:

• Launched the research in primary & secondary schools in the city of Ghangzhou with support of the Board of Education
• Research extended to whole province of Guangdong
• The Eye Qi Gong was officially promoted in China to all physicians.
• Guangdong Province alone: 100,000+ people practicing in schools daily.
• Eye Qi Gong research had proven to have over 90% success rate and the medical research study was published.

Wu’s Eye Qi Gong received many awards:

1991 – Guangdong Province Board of Education

1992 – Guangzhou City Physical Education and Science Association

1992 – Guangzhou City Primary School Physical Education and Health Research Association

1993 – Guangzhou Province Preventive Medical Association

To this date, China maintained a practice of eye exercises throughout China to all students each day.

Video above is about how Master Teresa Yeung become a generational qigong master.

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How the Chinese Eye Qi Gong was clinically researched for 3 years and received awards.

You can see the copy of the certificates of the awards and achievements officially presented by the

Chinese Board of Education and Chinese Scientific Research Association and more.