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Aligning energies with qi gong

Julia Wheeler, director of development, leads qi gong, a form of Chinese meditation based on the alignment of spiritual energies, at 5 p.m. every Tuesday in Sneaky Park. Wheeler said loosens the muscles and helps improve overall wellness. / photo by Warren Bessant
Julia Wheeler, director of development, leads qi gong, a form of Chinese meditation based on the alignment of spiritual energies, at 5 p.m. every Tuesday in Sneaky Park. Wheeler said loosens the muscles and helps improve overall wellness. / photo by Warren Bessant
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  1. Hi Julie,
    Its good to have an opportunity to touch bases with you. I am interested in learning Qi Gong and wondered if this group at Sneaky Park (or another you might know about nearby) is available to me. I am an alumni of ULV (though not a member). I hear you and my mom, Jan Hogan, were to have lunch recently. It’s wonderful that you keep in touch with her.

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