My advice to all - stay away from Qi Fei Long, he's a scam artist.
I went with a friend to the NewLife Expo in New York that ran 5/30/14 to 6/1/14 and saw Qi Fei Long.
We first saw him in a large room. He ran a video for about 15 minutes from "customers" who helped them, though it was very clear they were reading from a card off the side of the camera. After that, he had the everyone in the room doing exercises which I thought was fine, and then lead on to his display of his energy from guys punching him to women kicking him in the groin with him unflinching. He did break chopsticks with a dollar bill. So there is some training / discipline he received. He claimed he can see everybody's illnesses and near the end he gave everyone an aluminum paper that felt hot "from his energy" but this trickery is from an old elementary school science project.
Initially we were taken and curious. We went to his booth and we gave $99 each for his consultation. (Let my mistake not be yours).
My friend went first and he paid little attention to her constantly stopping and trying to lure another customer by telling them what disease they had. Then he would engage an "old friend" in conversation, the whole time he was supposed to give my friend a consultation on how to get better / healthier. He would mumble and talk very fast. He told her she wasn't getting enough sex and not to tell anyone what he said. He said "your liver is angry" and that she was in a car accident (which she never was) and that she was married before (which she wasn't). He told her of her "problems" but didn't tell her how to "cure" it. Then came the "come see me" for a free follow-up. So scares people by telling them they have illnesses but if you want more info and the answers, you have to go see him.
My "reading" was weird. He said I had an angry liver and one kidney that was larger than the other. So I said, okay, how can I not make my liver angry? He kept on mumbling "angry liver." Then I said, "Okay, how can I get better?" Not that I felt anything wrong with my liver. He said, "you come to me in my office. I can cure for 12 sessions." But here's the most bogus part, he said, "I can cure you if God wants me to. Go write on a piece of paper two words, crumple it up, then come back and sit. So I got up walked 30 feet away and wrote two words on a piece of paper. I came back, and he said, "Say 'God save me' 18 times and he held my hand and he somehow had another crumpled paper and switched it. My friend who was standing next to me saw him walk away while I was saying "God save me" then he uncrumpled my paper to see my two words. He came back and told me the two words? I was amazed at how he guessed it but couldn't figure out how. He even said, you've been in 2 car accidents. I said, "No." and he seemed surprised. Then he said I had a curvature of the spine and one leg was longer than the other, and I said, "No. I feel fine."
I spoke to another person who had her reading done and he told her she had curvature of the spine and one leg was longer than the other. She did confirm one leg was longer than the other and he told her about two moles on her right side (he told me this too) and said this was good because it meant than Qi Fei Long and her were related on the other side. He put oil on her neck and shoulders and when his assistant was asked what kind of oil, she seemed stunned and said, "Oil." And the customer said, "Yes, but what kind of oil." The assistant seemed surprised someone was asking so she said, "Oil with Chinese herbs."
I don't know if if was his energy or not or whatever it was, but all 3 of us felt tired and in a not so happy of a mood the day after, and this is supposedly after seeing a "healer". Healers and supposed to energize you, but this guy thrives on anxiety and fear. Don't let my mistake be yours! read more