History of Transformative Ch’i

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For half a century Keith Coleman Pierce has taught, ministered to and assisted seekers of light to discover their inner or expanded selves.

In 1960, Keith was a young lay minister and evangelist who became accomplished in the laying on of hands and anointing with oils to bring about physical and spiritual healing.

In his studies and travels Keith has observed and studied the healing practices of different cultures. He has seen the power of Ayurveda, various categories of Asian medicines, Mayan and sundry tribal curatives. By blending herbal medicines with faith healing, Voodoo priests turn sickness and disease into health. Exorcists, shaman, witch doctors and other medicine people, in their primitive simple ways, often seem to rival the results of complex modern Western medicine.

Early in his career Keith began to search for a common denominator that connected all types of healing with each other.

Some of his teachers and professors in school believed that healing performed by practioners outside of their particular belief system was demonic and came from the devil. Keith recalled how Jesus of Nazareth was confronted by the religious leaders of his day. Jesus was accused of healing and driving out devils by the power of Beelzebub, the prince of demons. His answer to them was “Every kingdom divided against itself will be ruined, and every city or household divided against itself will not stand. If Satan drives out Satan, he is divided against himself. How then can his kingdom stand?” Matthew 12:25,26 NIV.

With a realization that all healing comes from and through the Creator, Keith continued his search.

One question stuck with him: Could contemporary medicine work the same basic way as do herbs and spells? Was it all simply a “placebo effect” or was there more to the equation?

In 1991, doctors in the Atlanta Georgia area spent almost a year examining and monitoring Keith at their clinic. Over 800 tests, including blind and semi-double blinds, were performed. On occasion, doctors from other states and as far away as China came to the clinic to observe. They concluded that Keith was empathic and that he could bring about healing both remotely as well as by touch.

Keith has studied many healing protocols with Western immunologists, chiropractors, osteopaths and energy workers. He has worked with doctors of Asian and Ayurvedic medicine and has thoroughly examined over eighty healing techniques, analyzing and successfully integrating some sixty of them. He has developed his own healing methods into a system which has been taught to doctors and other healing professionals on two continents. He calls this system of quantum healing: Transformative Ch’i. It is the common denominator of all healing protocols and techniques for which he so long had sought. Transformative Ch’i is based on the concept that all of us were created to create and that healing is both Universal and innate.

The term Ch’i (chi, qi) [chee] or [kahy] has many meanings depending on its usage. For our purposes its meaning ranges from “the vital life force of the body” to “Universal Energy” or “Source [God].” In quantum physics “energy” is called quanta [kwon-tuh] . The contemporary term for what Transformative Ch’i facilitators accomplish is Quantum Healing.

Jesus of Nazareth spoke of the time when “. . . the love of most will grow cold.” Matthew 24:12 NIV. This could easily be the description of contemporary times. Our planet and environment are changing rapidly. A wide-scale awakening and acceleration of consciousness is taking place. Increasing polarization is occurring because this awakening is also bringing unresolved issues from our past lives to the surface. Transformative Ch’i facilitator Tonya Tronco’s main passion is to assist in humanity’s spiritual evolvement by encouraging individuals to realize their true human potential.

By accessing their True (or Expanded) Self – each person, individually, adds to the acceleration of this spiritual awareness and development. Transformative Ch’i makes the transition to spiritual awareness simple. The offerings of various cults or secret societies for spiritual awakening can be complicated, mind boggling and grueling. While their offerings can be quite viable, discovering One’s Expanded Self does not have to require demandingly strict rituals or an absolute regimen.

The Transformative Ch’i concept is simple. There are no “have–to’s.” One does not have to do this or have to do that. There are many alternatives and possibilities in life. All roads do eventually lead to the same place. Transformative Ch’i facilitators are gentle, loving and all-embracing.

Just remember this: “You are where you should be at this point in time.”

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Asian Medicine: [ey-zhuh n • med-uh-sin] or [ey-shuh n • med-uh-sin] is an ancient holistic system of health and healing, based on the idea of harmony, balance, moderation and prevention.

Ayurveda: [ah-yer-vey-duh] or [ah-yer-vee-duh] — See “Ayurvedic Medicine.”

Ayurvedic Medicine: [ah-yer-vey-dik • med-uh-sin] or [ah-yer-vee-dik • med-uh-sin] Ayurveda [ah-yer-vey-duh] or [ah-yer-vee-duh] is the ancient Hindu art of medicine and prolonging of life.

Ch’i: (chi, qi) [chee] or [kahy] in Asian cultures literally means “air,” “breath” or “gas.” Chi is used in the Western World for “energy flow” which is a less frequently used Asian meaning. There are literally thousands of definitions for Chi including creating, creation, the Creator, the Universe and Universal energy flow. In Taoism and other Chinese thought Ch’i is thought to be inherent in all things. The unimpeded circulation of chi and a balance of its negative and positive forms in the body are held to be essential to good health, joy and prosperity in traditional Chinese medicine.

Chiropractors: (plural) [kahy-ruh-prak-ter z] practice the art and science of Chiropractic [kahy-ruh-prak-tik] which is an alternative medical system. They take a different, more natural, approach from standard medicine in the treating health problems.

Double Blinds: [duhb-uh l • blahynd·z] are scientific tests in which neither test subjects nor administrators know who is in the control group and who is in the experimental group. The intent is to create an unbiased test environment, ensuring that the results of the testing are accurate and will stand up to analysis by other members of the scientific community.

Exorcists: (plural) [ek-sawr-sist z] or [ek-ser-sist z] In some religious beliefs priests, monks, healers, shaman or other specially prepared or instructed persons perform the ridding of demons or other supernatural beings that are alleged to have possessed a person, building or object.

Expanded Beingness: [ik-span-did • bee-ing-nes] is your expanded Metaphysical Entity (“Higher” or “Expanded” Self) that is composed of your Soul and Spirit. It is this Expanded Self that projects the holographic image of your physical body.

Expanded Self: [ik-span-did • self] — See “Expanded Beingness.”

Immunologists: [im-yuh-nol-uh-jist’z] study immunology [im-yuh-nol-uh-jee], a branch of biomedical science that studies all aspects of the immune system in organisms.

Laying On of Hands and Anointing with oil: is a practice of some Christian churches for members who are ill and is based on a passage from the New Testament – James 5:14-15. An elder, deacon or spiritual healer will lay hands on the ill, praying for, blessing and putting specific essential oils on them. It is a physical, soulful and spiritual cleansing.

Mayan Medicine: [mah-yuh n • med-uh-sin] is an ancient complex blend of mind, body, religion, ritual, and science.

Osteopaths: [os-tee-uh-path’z] are physicians trained in the field of “osteopathic medicine.” Doctors of Osteopathy [os-tee-op-uh-thee] (D.O.s) like M.D.s are equal in their authority to diagnose and treat various health conditions, prescribe medications, and perform surgery. The difference between an M.D. and a D.O. is in their approach. Osteopathic medicine emphasizes the whole person, and the connection between the musculoskeletal system and disease and symptoms.

Placebo Effect: [pluh-see-boh • ih-fekt] A placebo is a drug substitute that has no therapeutic effect. It is given to patients who believe it to be real medicine. The beneficial effect in a patient comes only from the patient’s expectations concerning the treatment rather than from the treatment itself.

Planck: [plahngk] Max (Karl Ernst Ludwig) Planck 1858—1947, was a German physicist who first formulated the quantum theory (1900). He won the 1918 Nobel Prize for physics. — See “Planck’s Law of Radiation.”

>Planck’s Law of Radiation: [plahngk’z • law • uhv • rey-dee-ey-shuh n] is an equation that expresses the distribution of energy in the radiated spectrum of an ideal black body. It is a generalization that describes recurring facts or events in nature. Planck’s Law of Radiation is today known as “Planck’s constant.” Planck’s constant (denoted “h”) is a measure of a quantum, or the smallest piece of energy that exists. It has a value: h=6.626 x 10³⁴J·s. Please click on to this LINK to see a 5 minute video on Planck’s Constant. We would like to thank Brightstorm Science for the use of this video.

Quanta: [kwon-tuh] for our purposes is “energy.” In physics it is the smallest quantity of radiant energy, equal to Planck’s constant times the frequency of the associated radiation. — See “Planck’s Law of Radiation.”

Quantum Healing: [kwon-tuh m• hee-ling] “Quantum” is a contemporary term taken from “Quantum Mechanics.” Simplified; it means energy. You and I have the inborn ability to heal and maintain ourselves. Optimum health, joy, prosperity, et cetera, are a part of our original make-up. Quantum healing alters or adjusts the energetic fields of information in our matrix to enable a change in an idea or concept. Quantum healing neutralizes adverse or damaging energetic frequencies and replaces them with a more harmonic and healing perception restoring the matrix back to its original divine blueprint.

Quantum Physics: [kwon-tuh m • fiz-iks] is the study of the behavior of matter and energy at the molecular, atomic, nuclear, and even smaller than microscopic levels.

Shaman: [shah-muh n], [shey-muh n] or [sham-uh n] The term shaman originated in Siberia and today is applied to medicine men and women of indigenous cultures whose practice includes the “flight of the soul.” In various cultures there are similarities in the way shaman work with healing and connect to the spiritual aspect of people and the world.

Transformative Ch’i: [trans-fawr-muh-tiv • chee] is an approach to health developed by Keith Coleman Pierce that uses both time–tested and cutting–edge techniques which have been developed into a quantum system that is designed to move the Whole Body toward health, joy and prosperity. In Taoism and other Chinese thought Ch’i is believed to be inherent in all things. The unimpeded circulation of chi and a balance of its negative and positive forms in the body are held to be essential to good health in traditional Chinese medicine.

Transformative Ch’i Facilitators: [trans-fawr-muh-tiv • chee • fuh-sil-i-teyt-tawr z] practice the art and science of quantum healing. However, the term “healer” is inaccurate (terme mal approprié). Transformative Ch’i facilitators are intuitive, trained professionals and very adept in assisting their clients to focus on “healing.” However, they are not, themselves, the “healer.” Healing is innate, i.e., you and I have the inborn ability to heal and maintain ourselves. Optimum health, joy, prosperity, et cetera, are a part of our original make-up. Transformative Ch’i facilitators join with you in altering or adjusting the energetic fields of information in your matrix to enable a change in an idea or concept. It is you, our client, who then neutralizes adverse or damaging energetic frequencies and replaces them with a more harmonic and healing perception, restoring your matrix back to its original divine blueprint.

Voodoo Healing: [voo-doo • hee-ling] is a fusion of herbal medicine and faith healing. Today, modern Western medicine is more and more found in the Voodoo mix.

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Keith Coleman Pierce, founder of Transformative Ch’i, is now semi-retired. However, he may be reached at kcolemanpierce@yahoo.com. Please Note: Due to travel and other activities there may be delays in his response to your emails.