aBout me & ningjing

Conscious Learning

In 2001, during a difficult period of my life, I met Qigong for the first time in a formal way. On the very first day of the course, I realized that what I had been doing instinctively since childhood was, in fact, Qigong — I simply didn’t know its name.

As my body practiced breath and attention, my mind slowly began to reorganize itself.

I learned how to be quiet, and within that quietness, a kind of knowledge appeared — not learned from books or teachings, but through direct experience.

For a long time, I believed I had found something mystical.
Today I know it is a natural human ability — one that our modern, overly yang-driven world gradually trains out of us.

Growth and Transmission

I have been practicing for more than twenty years, opening doors of perception that lead from breath into what I now call Related Presence.
I learn and I teach. Sometimes I withdraw, and then I return to share. Ningjing emerged from this rhythm — not as a technique, but as the natural unfolding of the yin quality.

Over the years, this path opened more and more along the axis of sacral space–heart–awareness: a feminine way of relating that does not try to “fix” anything, but gently leads us back to our original rhythm.

I do not preserve a tradition, and I do not seek to build a rigid system.
I only share what has proved true through lived experience:
a Related Presence born from quietness — and the path that leads to it.

If something in these words resonates with you, this path may invite you too — so that your natural capacities, and the values already within you, can unfold with greater ease and freedom.