Discover Your True Potential
The place where your Body, Mind and Spirit merge is the source of all healing and where you will find your True potential.
志 Zhi Quantum Energy Kinesiology
Located Sydney, Australia, sessions available online and face to face
志
志, pronounced 'zhi’, means ‘Will’. The ability to choose or decide for oneself in life.
士, or ‘shi’ means ‘Warrior’. The warrior always acts in accordance to the Higher Will for the highest good of all.
心, pronounced ‘xīn’, means ‘Heart’. The valiant warrior rests upon the strong moral compass of the human heart.
On your healing journey, you will be called to embody the courageous warrior. To bravely confront all of what you had not wanted to face. To feel all of what you have been conditioned to suppress. To forgive and release yourself from all the pain you thought was for you to carry. If you are ready to embrace your higher will and traverse the mysterious domain of your mind body soul, there are no conditions that you lack the power within to heal.
“I was beyond words and in awe on how accurate Jo’s work is in tapping into my subconsciousness.”
“I’m buzzing. Feeling the best I have felt in such a long time emotionally and energetically.”
“The outcome from her sessions were beyond my expectations and quicker than I thought. Jo is truly amazing. ✨”
“Every session with Jo is life changing! She helped me heal on so many levels. And supported shifts in my perceptions resulting in living a more aligned and authentic life. So grateful! Thank you so much for all that you share and provide! ”
Zhi Holistic Kinesiology
黃頌茵, Joanne Wong
Lower North Shore, Sydney
BSc (Hons) Food Science & Technology, UNSW
Holistic Kinesiology | TCM Acupressure | Quantum Healing | Chinese Five Elements Psychology | Releasing & Transmuting Spirts and Entities | Restoring Defective DNA | Negative Implant Removal | Sound Healing | Vocal Toning | Auric Field Scanning | Past Lives & Ancestral Healing | Space Harmonisation and Purification |
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