Registration Required!

Online: https://www.emersonwellness.org/classes/who-am-i-documentary

Call: 978-287-3777

Email: sjones@emersonhosp.org

In person: Steinberg Wellness Center at Emerson Hospital 310 Baker Avenue, Suite 165 Concord, MA

Winner of

Impact DOCS Merit Award

IndieFEST Film Award

Journey with Dr. Ming Jie Wu into an ancient healing practice.

A story of compassion, teaching, and healing.

Location: Steinberg Wellness Center for Mind and Body at Emerson Hospital (map)

Dr. Ming Jie Wu will be here for the showing.

Click here to listen to an interview of the film’s director Caleb Vinson about the making of this inspiring documentary!

To learn more about this film, please visit www.whoamifilm.com

Synopsis

At the age of 3, Dr. Ming Jie Wu witnessed his father cure his sister's asthma with ancient Chinese herbs.  This left a deep impression on young Ming, who was amazed.  At a tender age Ming decided to dedicate himself to the ancient practice of Taoist Chinese Medicine (TCM) like his father and grandfather before him.  TCM is based on taoist philosophy.  Health is achieved through the balance and harmony of the whole body system, mind and spirit.  This interconnected and interdependent relationship is understood as yin and yang. 

Experience Ming’s story, philosophy, and wisdom, as he teaches and heals in China and the U.S.  His practices and beliefs are almost but lost in modern day.  He encourages and teaches us to take back our power, gain a deeper understanding of “Who Am I” and maintain a healthy balance.   We see that much of this is in stark contrast to the western approach to medicine and health.  Ming wants us not to be a passive patient, but to learn how to take care of ourselves and then teach and help others. 

The teachings are deep.  The interactions touching.  The testimonies heart wrenching and triumphant.   You may learn, perhaps even awaken. You may cry and you may cheer.  This documentary will touch your spirit and uplift your soul.  

Winner of

Impact DOCS Merit Award

IndieFEST Film Award

Journey with Dr. Ming Jie Wu into an ancient healing practice.

A story of compassion, teaching, and healing.

Location: 842 Tremont St. (Rte.3A) P.O. Box 1764 Duxbury, MA 02331

Dr. Ming Jie Wu will be here for the showing.

Click here to listen to an interview of the film’s director Caleb Vinson about the making of this inspiring documentary!

To learn more about this film, please visit www.whoamifilm.com

Synopsis

At the age of 3, Dr. Ming Jie Wu witnessed his father cure his sister's asthma with ancient Chinese herbs.  This left a deep impression on young Ming, who was amazed.  At a tender age Ming decided to dedicate himself to the ancient practice of Taoist Chinese Medicine (TCM) like his father and grandfather before him.  TCM is based on taoist philosophy.  Health is achieved through the balance and harmony of the whole body system, mind and spirit.  This interconnected and interdependent relationship is understood as yin and yang. 

Experience Ming’s story, philosophy, and wisdom, as he teaches and heals in China and the U.S.  His practices and beliefs are almost but lost in modern day.  He encourages and teaches us to take back our power, gain a deeper understanding of “Who Am I” and maintain a healthy balance.   We see that much of this is in stark contrast to the western approach to medicine and health.  Ming wants us not to be a passive patient, but to learn how to take care of ourselves and then teach and help others. 

The teachings are deep.  The interactions touching.  The testimonies heart wrenching and triumphant.   You may learn, perhaps even awaken. You may cry and you may cheer.  This documentary will touch your spirit and uplift your soul.  

“Who Am I” will be shown at the  Massachusetts Independent Film Festival, nominated for Best Documentary!

Winner of

Impact DOCS Merit Award

IndieFEST Film Award

Journey with Dr. Ming Jie Wu into an ancient healing practice.

A story of compassion, teaching, and healing.

Click here to listen to an interview of the film’s director Caleb Vinson about the making of this inspiring documentary!

To learn more about this film, please visit www.whoamifilm.com

Synopsis

At the age of 3, Dr. Ming Jie Wu witnessed his father cure his sister's asthma with ancient Chinese herbs.  This left a deep impression on young Ming, who was amazed.  At a tender age Ming decided to dedicate himself to the ancient practice of Taoist Chinese Medicine (TCM) like his father and grandfather before him.  TCM is based on taoist philosophy.  Health is achieved through the balance and harmony of the whole body system, mind and spirit.  This interconnected and interdependent relationship is understood as yin and yang. 

Experience Ming’s story, philosophy, and wisdom, as he teaches and heals in China and the U.S.  His practices and beliefs are almost but lost in modern day.  He encourages and teaches us to take back our power, gain a deeper understanding of “Who Am I” and maintain a healthy balance.   We see that much of this is in stark contrast to the western approach to medicine and health.  Ming wants us not to be a passive patient, but to learn how to take care of ourselves and then teach and help others. 

The teachings are deep.  The interactions touching.  The testimonies heart wrenching and triumphant.   You may learn, perhaps even awaken. You may cry and you may cheer.  This documentary will touch your spirit and uplift your soul.  

Please use this link to register: https://www.emersonwellness.org/classes/who-am-i-documentary

Impact DOCS Award

Merit Award Winner

Journey with Dr. Ming Jie Wu into an ancient healing practice.

A story of compassion, teaching, and healing.

Location: Steinberg Wellness Center for Mind and Body at Emerson Hospital (map)

Dr. Ming Jie Wu will be here for the showing.

Click here to listen to an interview of the film’s director Caleb Vinson about the making of this inspiring documentary!

To learn more about this film, please visit www.whoamifilm.com

Synopsis

At the age of 3, Dr. Ming Jie Wu witnessed his father cure his sister's asthma with ancient Chinese herbs.  This left a deep impression on young Ming, who was amazed.  At a tender age Ming decided to dedicate himself to the ancient practice of Taoist Chinese Medicine (TCM) like his father and grandfather before him.  TCM is based on taoist philosophy.  Health is achieved through the balance and harmony of the whole body system, mind and spirit.  This interconnected and interdependent relationship is understood as yin and yang. 

Experience Ming’s story, philosophy, and wisdom, as he teaches and heals in China and the U.S.  His practices and beliefs are almost but lost in modern day.  He encourages and teaches us to take back our power, gain a deeper understanding of “Who Am I” and maintain a healthy balance.   We see that much of this is in stark contrast to the western approach to medicine and health.  Ming wants us not to be a passive patient, but to learn how to take care of ourselves and then teach and help others. 

The teachings are deep.  The interactions touching.  The testimonies heart wrenching and triumphant.   You may learn, perhaps even awaken. You may cry and you may cheer.  This documentary will touch your spirit and uplift your soul.  

Please use this link to register: https://www.emersonwellness.org/classes/who-am-i-documentary

JOURNEY WITH DR. MING JIE WU INTO AN ANCIENT HEALING PRACTICE.

A STORY OF COMPASSION, TEACHING, AND HEALING.

Do not Miss this Free Event!

Join us for a Q&A with Dr. Wu, and a viewing of the documentary “Who Am I”

To learn more about this documentary, please visit www.whoamifilm.com

Click here to listen to an interview of the film’s director Caleb Vinson about the making of this inspiring documentary!

Come in to try an exclusive 1 on 1 Quantum Healing Treatment for FREE

About Quantum Healing:

Quantum energy healing sessions use Green Rhyme Cell Physiotherapy. The high-tech Green Rhyme Cell Physiotherapy instrument emits terahertz waves guided with quantum technology that can penetrate the body up to 12 inches. This can activate dormant human cells, repair damaged cells, liquify abnormal cells, remove free radicals and activate the body's self-healing power from the inside out. 

You will also learn about other healing methods such as cupping, Gua Sha, Tai Chi, Moxa, Taoist philosophy, tea ceremonies and more…

Schedule:

10-10:15 introduction

10:15-12 movie showing and Q&A

12-1 lunch

1-3 Introduction to Taoist TCM healing practices

Space is limited, so please fill out the form below to sign up and reserve your spot. Thank you!

Please use this link to register: https://www.emersonwellness.org/classes/who-am-i-documentary

Note: only 100 seats available. In last showing, all spots were taken within 24 hrs, so please register as soon as possible to reserve your seat!

Journey with Dr. Ming Jie Wu into an ancient healing practice.

A story of compassion, teaching, and healing.

Location: Steinberg Wellness Center for Mind and Body at Emerson Hospital (map)

Dr. Ming Jie Wu will be here for the showing.

Click here to listen to an interview of the film’s director Caleb Vinson about the making of this inspiring documentary!

To learn more about this film, please visit www.whoamifilm.com

Synopsis

At the age of 3, Dr. Ming Jie Wu witnessed his father cure his sister's asthma with ancient Chinese herbs.  This left a deep impression on young Ming, who was amazed.  At a tender age Ming decided to dedicate himself to the ancient practice of Taoist Chinese Medicine (TCM) like his father and grandfather before him.  TCM is based on taoist philosophy.  Health is achieved through the balance and harmony of the whole body system, mind and spirit.  This interconnected and interdependent relationship is understood as yin and yang. 

Experience Ming’s story, philosophy, and wisdom, as he teaches and heals in China and the U.S.  His practices and beliefs are almost but lost in modern day.  He encourages and teaches us to take back our power, gain a deeper understanding of “Who Am I” and maintain a healthy balance.   We see that much of this is in stark contrast to the western approach to medicine and health.  Ming wants us not to be a passive patient, but to learn how to take care of ourselves and then teach and help others. 

The teachings are deep.  The interactions touching.  The testimonies heart wrenching and triumphant.   You may learn, perhaps even awaken. You may cry and you may cheer.  This documentary will touch your spirit and uplift your soul.  

Update: Due to building maintenance issues, the new time for this showing is Dec. 15, 2018 1-3pm!

Please use this link to register: https://www.emersonwellness.org/classes/who-am-i-documentary

Journey with Dr. Ming Jie Wu into an ancient healing practice.

A story of compassion, teaching, and healing.

Location: Steinberg Wellness Center for Mind and Body at Emerson Hospital (map)

Dr. Ming Jie Wu will be here for the showing.

Click here to listen to an interview of the film’s director Caleb Vinson about the making of this inspiring documentary!

To learn more about this film, please visit www.whoamifilm.com

Synopsis

At the age of 3, Dr. Ming Jie Wu witnessed his father cure his sister's asthma with ancient Chinese herbs.  This left a deep impression on young Ming, who was amazed.  At a tender age Ming decided to dedicate himself to the ancient practice of Taoist Chinese Medicine (TCM) like his father and grandfather before him.  TCM is based on taoist philosophy.  Health is achieved through the balance and harmony of the whole body system, mind and spirit.  This interconnected and interdependent relationship is understood as yin and yang. 

Experience Ming’s story, philosophy, and wisdom, as he teaches and heals in China and the U.S.  His practices and beliefs are almost but lost in modern day.  He encourages and teaches us to take back our power, gain a deeper understanding of “Who Am I” and maintain a healthy balance.   We see that much of this is in stark contrast to the western approach to medicine and health.  Ming wants us not to be a passive patient, but to learn how to take care of ourselves and then teach and help others. 

The teachings are deep.  The interactions touching.  The testimonies heart wrenching and triumphant.   You may learn, perhaps even awaken. You may cry and you may cheer.  This documentary will touch your spirit and uplift your soul.  

Journey with Dr. Ming Jie Wu into an ancient healing practice.

A story of compassion, teaching, and healing.

Join us after the film for a Q&A with Dr. Ming Jie Wu, and director Caleb Vinson. The film begins at 2pm and the Q&A follows at 4pm.

Free admission, please click HERE to reserve a seat.

Click here to listen to an interview of the film’s director Caleb Vinson about the making of this inspiring documentary!

To learn more about this film, please visit www.whoamifilm.com