Ener-Chi Art – Helps Balance Life Force Energy or “Chi” through our Body

Video Post by: Andreas Moritz

My name is Andreas Moritz. I was born in Stuttgart in Germany. I never envisioned that one day I would use art as a healing instrument that would help people to recover from illnesses on all levels mind, body and spirit.

The way it started is that I went to a peace conference in Israel. I lived in Cyprus at that time in the Mediterranean and a good, close friend of mine who then became my life partner and wife, Lillian, she came to the same peace conference and she said “You have to start something, it’s called the New Medicine, I don’t know what it is, but you have to start that, and it would involve painting.” I said “I’ve never painted before except walls in my home”, and so she said “No, you have to do that”, and I knew what kind of paintings I needed to produce for which body parts because each of the ener-chi art paintings responds to a particular part of the body – like the heart, the lungs, the spleen, the brain, the kidneys. Showing people the painting for about thirty seconds, they would have a shift in their ener-chi or what we call the ‘chi’ – the life force – that they would have suddenly a healing response that they did not, would not, have had the chance to have unless they would look at the painting.

The inspiration comes basically form nature. To see the perfection the nature displays, that there is something in nature that has a very, very profound effect on us, something that inspires a healing response in the body.

Most people who choose my art work they know me because I am a well-known writer. I have written seven books on medicine, natural medicine and healing and so, all over the world people are contacting me to get this healing art as a healing instrument.

The most famous place ever it was shown was a hospital in Minneapolis, Abbott Northwestern Hospital, which is one of the most prestigious hospitals in the country actually ,and a lot of doctors and chiropractors, they have the paintings, my paintings in their foyer and their reception room.

You may share or republish this article provided you clearly mention the name of Andreas Moritz and paste a hyperlink back to the web page