For any healing system, there has to be a supporting theory, no matter where the theory comes from or whether it makes sense. The theory of the collective unconscious is the basis for Tong Ren Therapy. Without proof all theories are merely conjecture. Proof may be found in research or empirical data. Tong Ren has not been proven by any expert research. This type of research involves financial support, political support, development of modern science, and case studies by a qualified practitioner. The proof for all of my theories is only through the experience and results of my patients and myself. Of course I have no doubt that Tong Ren Therapy works. No one can deny the work we have done or the results we have achieved or argue about it.
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Printable version of "Theory of Tong Ren Therapy" - English
The Tong Ren class in Sacramento California is getting big.
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When: Starting April 22, 2008 6:30 to 8:00pm.
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 (for full-size image, link can be located at bottom of page) With nearly 40 participants, our first D.C. training class was a successful and wonderful one. We would like to thank everyone who participated and hoped it was an enjoyable experience. For those who live in the Silver Springs, Maryland area or know of friends or family in the area, feel free to join the local guinea pig class.
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Exciting news! A story on our Walpole Guinea Pig Class was featured on the front page of the Walpole Times this week. In the story is one of our patient turned practioners, Kelty Kelly, who attends Cathy Greene's weekly class held in Walpole. To read the entire article, click the following link:
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Tong Ren Electrical Therapy
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Pi Gu is the ancient Chinese way of fasting. According to TCM history, it is a Taoist practice used for the attainment of immortality. When people practice Chi Gong they can go into the Pi Gu condition. In this training, this condition can result in people not needing to eat for extended periods without being hungry while also having increased energy.
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Astrology and Tong Ren Diections at www.TSBoston.org Linda Clave and Kate Rafferty
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Elton Lui, a Tong Ren practitioner in Hong Kong, tested the efficacy of Tong Ren by conducting an experiment with green bean seeds. During the week of January 7, 2008, Elton monitored the growth of the same package of seeds, separated into two containers with the same source of water, but treated only one of the containers of seeds with Tong Ren. The experiment and results are as shown below:
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