Come one and come all because an unforgettable experience awaits all book lovers this summer: the 2024 Hong Kong Book Fair (HKBF)! Now in its 33rd celebration, the HKFB is the place for all lovers of literature, where they can find works to browse through and treasure.
At the event, attendees can find the guide to Qigong and Tai Chi by Janet Seaforth, titled Little Book of Qi: Energy for Life, displayed at the self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet's exhibit. This literary work is for people seeking to learn more about the mysterious energy known as Qi and how to amplify said energy through Tai Chi and Qigong.
Janet Seaforth's Little Book of Qi: Energy for Life is a non-fiction gem that offers a unique perspective. Drawing wisdom from healers, hermits, Taoists, and warriors, Janet shares her personal journey as a Tai Chi student, adding a relatable touch to this diverse tapestry of knowledge.
Little Book of Qi: Energy for Life explores the practice of Tai Chi and delves into a historical era where women were revered for their miraculous ability to bring life into this world. This aspect of her book resonates with the modern world, serving as a poignant reminder of the profound gift of life everyone possesses and should cherish.
For curious people who want to explore the world of Qigong and the enlightenment it can bring, attend the Hong Kong Book Fair 2024 with family and friends. The international book fair will take place at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Harbor Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, on July 17-23, 2024.
For a calm mind, light spirit, and strong body, purchase a copy of Little Book of Qi: Energy for Life by Janet Seaforth, available in paperback, hardcover, and eBook on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. To learn more about the author and her works, visit the author's website at www.pynkqigong.com.
Book Details:
Little Book of Qi: Energy for Life
Author: Janet Seaforth
Book genre: Non-fiction
Publisher: Balboa Press
Published Date: June 6, 2022
Author Bio:
Janet Seaforth lives in northern California, where she has taught Qigong and Tai Chi for over forty years. Her title, Simu, means “teacher mother.” She has been an activist and advocate for the environment and women since 1973. In addition to her teaching, she has supported herself as a ceramist, a farmer, and a caregiver. This work has enriched her understanding of Qi and deepened her practice and teaching.
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