WNY Qigong, Academy of Qi

09/01/2025

Welcome to September!
Happy Labor Day!

08/27/2025

Understanding these principles makes our students successful in helping people and animals become healthier quickly!

08/23/2025

This year, Hungry Ghost Month music begins on August 23 and ends on September 21. The Hungry Ghost Festival will take place on September 6, 2025 ( the 15th day of the seventh lunar month).

During this time, it’s believed that the underworld‘s gates open and spirits wander freely among us. Out of respect, many traditions are followed to avoid disturbing them.

Things to Avoid in Hungry Ghost Month Virgo day:
* Don’t stay out late at night
*Don’t swim in oceans, lakes, or rivers after dark
*Don’t go hiking or trekking at night
* Avoid buying property, or moving your home
* Postpone weddings, big celebrations, or starting a new business
* Avoid signing important contracts or changing jobs

To Do’s
* Keep the Peace
*Offer incense at home or outside to keep your surroundings calm
* Be respectful if you see offerings on the Roadside; don’t step on them or move them.

Incense offerings are believed to feed the hungry Gross with fragrance and to show respect, letting them know you regard them as friends, not threats. This also helps purify and clear negative energy in your space.

This month is about awareness and respect here. Stay mindful, keep your energy light, and let the restless spirits pass by peacefully.

08/12/2025

Enjoy a deep, incredible, healing journey with Grand Master Yuanming Zhang! for ! 150th generation Lineage holder of ancient healing arts of is here until 8/20/2025 Contact me at 716-803-0113 for details!

08/08/2025

Master Zhang has a few openings on Saturday morning and Sunday late afternoon and evening this week!
Contact me at 716-803-0113 for details

08/07/2025

07/31/2025

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“The Rainbow Serpent Who Brought the Dawn”

Before the first fire, before the first footprint, the world was cloaked in endless night. The stars floated like sleeping embers, and the Earth lay silent, waiting for its song.

From the heart of the deep sky, the Great Spirit dreamed a being unlike any other — a creature of both fire and water, of wind and earth, of thunder and stillness. This was Ziyana, the Rainbow Serpent — her scales shimmered with every color of the sacred wheel, her wings carved the wind into stories, and her voice was the sound of all beginnings.

She was not born to rule — she was born to awaken.

Ziyana descended through the clouds like a whisper, her breath shaping rivers, her tail drawing mountains, and her feathers brushing the dreams of the people not yet born. She coiled gently around the Earth, and where she touched, beauty sprang forth — elk and eagle, cedar and song, water and wisdom.

But all was still in darkness.

So she rose to the highest peak, where the spirits of sky and fire once danced, and with a roar that split the heavens, she opened her chest and released the First Light.

That light became the dawn.

From that moment, the people were given their gift — to live not just in darkness, but in balance. To walk in beauty, with the four winds guiding them, the four colors of the wheel embracing them, and the serpent’s legacy pulsing through the land.

Ziyana did not stay — for she was never meant to dwell in one place. She returned to the stars, coiling among the constellations, watching. It is said that when a rainbow appears after storm, it is the glint of her wing. And when thunder rolls through the valley, it is her laughter echoing through time.

And so, the people still honor her — in songs, in dances, in stories whispered around the sacred fire — the Rainbow Serpent who brought the dawn and reminded all that life is not one color, but many.