Serge Augier , Cambridge UK, Jan 19-20th 2013

[middleway]

Great!

So happy to hear this!

Thanks for organising alex and thanks to serge for sharing his knowledge!

Cant wait!

[Ian]

Really disappointed I won't make this, I can't afford the flight from Shanghai at the moment.

Chung, Jon, Darren, and all the guys I've yet to meet (long overdue!) - have a great seminar!

[mrtoes]

I'm in, see you all there!

[middleway]

See you there mate!

[RobB]

Still a couple of places left if you're interested ...

[middleway]

This is exciting already! Last seminar was inspiring and i am finding new things in the methods shown every day!

Cant wait for some Bagua!

Thanks
Chris

[eddie mush]

Looking forward seeing everyone in Cambridge this weekend!

Martin

[middleway]

Snowy Cambridge! Cant wait!

i will just be attending the Sunday now unfortunately due to some unforeseen financial issues .... But very excited for Ba Gua Sunday!

Cheers
Chris

[mrtoes]

Any tips for accommodation? I'm trying to see if I can stay with relatives who live nearby, but if that falls through as seems likely will probably just come up early on the train each morning from London and go back in the evening as it's a lot cheaper than rooms (>£70/night everywhere I've looked - ouchies!)

[RobB]

Staying in Cambridge can be a nightmare, especially in term time when all the Colleges are full. you could try the links below.

http://www.visitcambridge.org/
http://www.cambridgerooms.co.uk/
http://www.travelodge.co.uk/

There are a couple of new Travel Lodge type places being built near the centre so hopefully there will be more options in the future. It's also worth noting that the training is in two different places on the two days.

cheers

Rob

[Snork]

Any tips for accommodation? I'm trying to see if I can stay with relatives who live nearby, but if that falls through as seems likely will probably just come up early on the train each morning from London and go back in the evening as it's a lot cheaper than rooms (>£70/night everywhere I've looked - ouchies!)

I will be training it there and back again both days - I did this last time (and when I visit Alex anyway) and it's usually fine. Of course snow is forecast now, that might complicate matters.

[mrtoes]

Thanks for the links Rob, Travelodge is cheaper than the places I'd looked at previously. If I can't stay with relatives I think I'll do what Snork is doing and commute, it's only about an hour each way to Kings Cross. Ah well it'll be worth it!

[retreats108]

Thank you to Serge for another excellent weekend of teaching, sharing the previously hidden methods of Neidan, and to all the students from across the UK, Denmark, Norway, France and Malaysia who made the journey.

[middleway]

Thanks to Serge and his excellent students/disciples for another great day of training. Every time its clearer and clearer. No ambiguity or confusion in the teaching just very clear and immediately applicable stuff.

Good to see so many people there learning this great material.

Also a massive thanks to Alex, who puts time and effort into making this great teacher available to everyone here in the UK. Without his hardwork we wouldn't have so many fantastic weekends. We are all in his debt for his efforts. So thank you Alex.

Cheers
Chris.

[chimerical tortoise]

Thanks to Serge for very clear and systematic instruction, and to Alex for organising a very enjoyable seminar.