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Evergreen Taiji Academy Online, NEW site @ Podia

Visit our new home for Community, Courses, and All Online Learning

Riding on the winds of the new Dragon Year, we launched an upgraded, streamlined ETA Online site, where you’ll find:

Membership: Community engagement, Live Qigong w/ Sally Chang, replay access, video classes sent to you every week + more, depending on your chosen tier.
Courses: Self-Paced Learning Courses
Library: Individual Classes by catagory, according to your need and interest

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Video Tour & Example Class

Mini-Tour of ETA Online
Sally Chang talks about Qi of the Spring season in a Wood Dragon Year
Join in Qigong movement for the whole body
Stay on for Questions and Response about Balance, Centering, and Stability

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Foundations of Movement, Level One

These SEVEN CLASSES teach you the Foundations of HOW TO MOVE in Qigong & Taiji. Sally Chang guides you with her 30 years of marital arts, orthopedic training and acupuncture experience to Improve Balance, Increase Strength, and Decompress Joints. Refine the way you move, and feel good in body and mind.

No previous training is needed, and even experienced students will find something new and refreshing.
This series will introduce you to basics that you can apply to any martial art including Taiji and Qigong, as well as benefiting your overall health and daily activities.

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May We Gather, A National Pilgramage For Asian American Ancestors

March 16, 2024

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Daoist Healing Ceremony & Tibetan Chanting and Khata Scarf Offering

YEAR OF THE WOOD DRAGON ASTROLOGY TALK

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Join Sally Chang, LiZhen Wang, and Tiff Lin (moderated by Xiao Rong Chang)

Learn about the qi imprint of Wood Dragon and ways to stay rooted during a time of great transformation.

Sally Chang has been a part of this writing community for 2 years and we are gathering resources to publish an anthology of our collected works. Across a wide span of ages, languages, styles, and stories, we represent the multitudes within the Asian Diaspora. This Anthology will weave together a tapestry of unique voices to claim our narrative in first person, and uplift people of the Asian Diaspora.

Contribute at the gofundme and tune into the talk! (scroll down on that page)

San Francisco-born poet and author Genny Lim has facilitated writing classes for the Asian Diaspora for decades, nurturing intergenerational communities to transmute collective wounds such as Japanese incarceration, immigration, warfare, patriarchy, racism, and anti-Asian violence; as well as celebrating ancestral cultural wisdom for healing and liberation. This fundraiser goes toward creating an Anthology that will showcase our manifold AAPI stories.

Fundraiser and Astrology Talk

Xiao Rong Chang, LiZhen Wang, Tiff Lin

Evergreen Taiji Academy

Integrating Martial Arts

Taoist Internal Cultivation

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

Awaken your intrinsic energy and generate deep resources. Build structural integrity while in moving meditation. Increase strength & balance while maintaining focus & calm.

Essential Sustainable Care, Personal Healing, and Wisdom Cultivation

Evergreen Taiji Academy brings depth and presence the ancient arts of Taiji and Qigong from a Taoist Perspective. For students that are beginners to seasoned practitioners.

Your non-tax deductible gift directly supports the

sustainability of our school. Thank you.

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"Wisdom and Compassion...

are the two words I feel best describe Sally Chang. Her generous way of caring and teaching, so clearly connected to deep spiritual knowledge, is a gift to anyone who is the recipient. She shares her powerful insights and inner glow with a strong heart. I am happy to be in Sally’s orbit”
—Jaune Evans
"Approachable, affable, kind, patient, wise, compassionate,

super bright and smart, hip, and down to earth while in touch with heaven. An excellent listener, with a profound knowledge of Chinese medicine, practical application and, most of all, is uninterruptedly fully present.”
—Tim K. Murphy
"Deeply impressed by Sally's Accomodating and Compassionate Teaching Style

Her combined familiarity with the vernacular of Western scientific understanding, and the knowledge conveyed over millennia from the deep lineage she carries via Chinese culture. I have never seen anything like this —so comfortable in putting the two together, in such an articulate fashion — anywhere.”
—Phillip Dibner
"The Benefits of Taiji, are increased awareness, both spacially and kinesthetically,

improved balance, and flexibility, and a centering and grounding in the midst of a very busy schedule. Sally Chang has a profound knowledge of Taiji, and her gracious, kind, gentle, and professional manner are a pleasure.”
—Ellen Rankin
"The workshop was a perfect introductory class, and made me feel my body for the first time and in a way that never occurred in Yoga—which I still love for other reasons

Your organization and method of building on and repeating each movement was extraordinarily effective. I don’t know Qigong’s purpose, but I do know that it is having a real effect on my bike riding. My arms and wrists no longer hurt during a long ride and engaging my core and breath while riding generates much more power in each stroke. “
—Desmond L. Brown
"...been practicing for 25+ years and the growth I'm experiencing is easy to define: Better Mood, Posture, Vitality,

Sleep, impulse control pertinent to behaviors and thought patterns, and improved quality of relationships. Synthesis of her teachers, melded with her own deep study, personal cultivation, East Asian medical study, and teaching experience has led to one of the most high impact and accessible Qigong teachings I've experienced. The pacing and ability to convey the information cannot be beat. I look forward to spending more time with Sally as a teacher. “
—Ben Zappin, L.Ac.
"...opening, accepting, and illuminating.”

“I cannot adequately express my appreciation for your teaching — your understanding, knowledge of the body, and your general manner all come together in a way that is so opening, accepting, and illuminating.”
—J.D.