Nuren QI

Nurén Qi aims to recover the idea that if we change in our consciousness our style of living and incorporate a daily life according to the rhythms and laws of nature and of our being, we can prevent disease.
Nurén means Woman in Chinese and Qi means life-giving breath, vital energy, the luminous breath that emerges from infinity to constitute all existing forms. It is a space that focuses on the recovery of feminine energy, both in women and in men and consists of a consultation in Chinese Medicine, where acupuncture and energy massage are offered, as well as workshops and other therapeutic consultations. Through the techniques and tools used, integral health is promoted and the activation of internal resources that lead to self-knowledge, change and transformation.
According to the opinion of Nancy Qualls-Corbett, -author of the book ¨La Prostituta Sagrada¨, highly recommended reading, – the female function in men and women completes the process of becoming ‘one’ and is vital for our development physical, emotional and spiritual. The highest phase of being ‘oneself’ begins with the feminine, which invokes the primary forces capable of taking us beyond limitations, social conventions and reasonable life. This is the changing and transformative aspect of the feminine that is associated with the Goddess of love and with whom her devotees identify. Without the presence of the feminine, the masculine principle is injured and the quality of life deteriorates.
In this sense, this new space promotes the recovery of energy and the Kingdom of the Goddess, the original and ancient Divine Feminine Trinity, the Tripartite Goddess, which was based on the cycles of creation, destruction and renewal, in her Virgin form. , Mother and Witch. The Virgin, associated with the crescent Moon, one in herself, creates; the Mother in the full Moon phase nourishes, protects and sustains, and the Witch in her new Moon phase destroys, transforms and transmutes. The Goddess of passion and love, also called Goddess of the Moon, stimulated communication between the body and the soul and represents the instinctive, erotic aspect, that dynamic facet of human nature. In the act of love, the devotees of the Goddess of Love, became aware of their innate feminine nature of giving, receiving and containing love. In the union of masculine and feminine energies, of the spiritual and the physical, the personal was transcended and one entered the realm of the divine. The feminine and the masculine came together in the Ritual of the Sacred Marriage, symbolizing the union of complementary opposites and an upward spiral movement towards the whole. The eternal dance of Ying and Yang, of Shakti and Shiva, separate but not indivisible, without social or legal contracts, arrived together, with equal status, at the conjunction of conscious and unconscious, of spirit and matter *.
Nurén Qi, through various therapeutic practices, proposes to redeem the archetypal image of the Goddess, recover her strength, banished in the unconscious, so that she occupies her rightful place in our lives and achieves balance and the healing of the feminine and the wounded masculine.
How can we honor the Goddess or feminine energy? What is the healing path that Nurén Qi proposes to walk and how to connect them with the Goddess? Entering the cycle of creation that leads to destruction and destruction at the service of life, letting die to live, to renew ourselves in the infinite spiral of existence