Spring Forest Qigong Company
Reviews and Complaints

Don’t trust distance healing. I signed up for 1 week of remote healing with Master Lin. I did not want his students but chose him so I had a higher chance of getting healed of my cancer. He did not talk to me by telephone or through Zoom at all and there was no response from my body from 1 week of remote healing which cost me $498.75. Nothing felt at all nor any energy sensation in my body. Then he recommended 4 more weeks of healing and 4 additional deep healing sessions which costs around $4000 more. I have a high trust in him but after this, I was totally disappointed. I think I have to practice qigong to heal myself instead of trusting any miracle in remote or distant healing from these scams.

Don’t trust distance healing. I signed up for 1 week of remote healing with Master Lin. I did not want his students but chose him so I had a higher chance of getting healed of my cancer. He did not talk to me by telephone or through Zoom at all and there was no response from my body from 1 week of remote healing which cost me $498.75. Nothing felt at all nor any energy sensation in my body. Then he recommended 4 more weeks of healing and 4 additional deep healing sessions which costs around $4000 more. I have a high trust in him but after this, I was totally disappointed. I think I have to practice qigong to heal myself instead of trusting any miracle in remote or distant healing from these scams.

It is up to the people to help themselves. He is guiding but you are taking the path. That isn’t a hard concept or vision to grasp. You have anger. Deal with that first. Anger comes from loneliness, guilt, shame, in which case I am not saying you deserve. I am saying acknowledge where it is you are. SFQ works but, we are all at different stages. Seems so SFQ would be your next step not your present step. I can feel you have resonated with being unheard & unseen. But, you can see & hear yourself, if you listen & this matters too. Blessings.

I don't know what happened with your situation and SFQ, but I have found that if the cost of a healer or workshop is prohibitive in cost or doesn't feel great during the purchase process, then it is not the right one for me.

I have had workshop leaders say, "Take the leap with the money (a credit card) and it will come back to you", and then they tell a story about someone who "made the leap" and the money came back within a week or so in an unexpected way.

This sales pitch has worked on me and the money has not returned and this led to a lot of stress during my 20s when I was really into taking workshops.

That's a nice story of money coming back but not a fair way to market services, because there is tension involved in making that financial strain and the return doesn't happen to everyone. And then what?

Generally, if you are confronted with a choice of whether to do a healing or program or not and the choice to do it causes discomfort from a financial point of view (or any point of view), mentally make the decision as a "hard NO" and you will see the necessary healing come to you in a way that you can afford that is much more satisfying in the purchasing and process than the first option.

My dog was sick and the doctors wanted to do $10k of tests on him and would have put him through way too much physically and emotionally. It was a hard NO for us. Shortly after, I discovered some tea and an ointment that felt right and cost about $100 total. We tried it out and cleared whatever it was he had in 3 weeks.

First, Master Lin has to make money to survive. I find his fees reasonable as compared to those new age galactic counselors that charges like 130-140.00 to 2000.00? If you want serious healing, you need to work off your a** everyday in order to transmute the dis-ease that was embedded in your dna for some reason that was caused by your ancestral lineages. If you are broke and trying to get a cheap rate from his sessions, that's unreasonable or expect free healing. You probably wore out their patience that caused them to give you a negative reaction. He owes you nothing to treat you. I personally know of a healer that has healed people that never asked of him or expect him to, they took him for granted and never bothered giving him feedback. Btw, he does it for free and for anyone, that asks him to do it, he'd do it. Lately he had a change of heart and will only treat people who he thinks deserves healing.

I had to think about your post for a while. A number of points. Does radiation treatment cure all cancers? No. But it does cure some. Does that mean a radiologist is a fraud if his wife gets cancer but she dies anyway? There are many types of cancers and causes of cancer. Some are very aggressive. You do not know what type of cancer she had. She apparently fought this cancer for a while. Maybe she showed improvement, but it can back, and she finally lost the battle. In TCM thought, chi blockages are the cause of all illness. But is that really realistic? Sure, unblocking energy flow will help with many things, but the truth is, just like an acupuncture treatment, it will not cure everything. Also, maybe without Master Lin's help she may have died years earlier. I don't know, and neither do you.

I purchased the (green) Spring Forest Qigong for health system many years ago. It looks as if the exact package is still being sold. However, I no longer have access to a video player and I am wondering whether it is possible to buy a DVD that has the same content as the video. (Naturally, I do not wish to purchase the whole pack again).

I tried QiGong with one group and felt nothing. Their grand master told me I needed 10 healings at $200/ea. I asked "at the end of the $2000 what will be different?" He couldn't answer me. I then took training with another man who was WONDERFUL! He said something very critical: if your instructor doesn't have Qi you won't. I know that is so as I was amazed how much Qi I had after my first lesson with him. For those seeking to learn Qi Gong do it in person with a tried and true trainer. I went to Dr. Sun in Seattle, WA. If I still lived near him I'd probably never seek out another instructor: http://www.iqim.org/yi-ren-qigong/

I'm very familiar with this company and many current and former staff members. After observing the community of participants and students for many years, and having some involvement with the teachings, I do believe that this is a destructive cult. Master Lin is rich due to his entrepreneurial spirit. He came to the U.S. and declared himself a master, and a lot of people believed it.