Zachary Lui
Registered Acupuncturist, ordained Daoist priest, and Wu (巫) in Riverdale Toronto. An operating practice with three doors, not a walk-in clinic.
Clinical care
Acupuncture
People come through this door for pain, sleep concerns, digestive complaints, stress, cycle questions, and general wellness. Registered acupuncture at the clinic. Sessions include a TCM pattern assessment and a plan discussed before anything happens. Many Ontario extended health plans include coverage for Registered Acupuncturist services.
Clinical care is a regulated health service in Ontario, provided under the Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) designation.
Cultivation
Qigong / Neigong, Reiki
People come through this door when they want something to do, not something done to them. Qigong and Neigong are the long form: external movement and internal cultivation, taught across weeks and months. Reiki is the shorter form: a tiered transmission lineage in the Usui line. Sessions are how most people meet the work before training in it.
These are contemplative practices, not regulated health services. They sit outside R.Ac scope and aren't a replacement for medical or mental health care.
Into Qigong / Neigong → · Into Reiki →
Ritual and Divination
Ceremony, Divination Coaching
People come through this door when the thing they're carrying needs ceremony, not conversation, or when a decision calls for a structure that isn't their own head. Ritual work from Mao Shan Shang Qing (茅山上清) Daoist priest training and Chinese folk Wu (巫) practice, including Tangmi (唐密) Esoteric Buddhist ritual. Work begins with a Divination Coaching consultation. Ritual follows if the pattern calls for it. Working magicians at peer level, screened on intake. Not every request is taken. That is on purpose.
Spiritual work, not healthcare. Sits outside R.Ac scope, not a substitute for medical, mental health, legal, or professional advice of any kind. That line stays clean. Past it, the work is the work.
Into Ritual → · Into Divination Coaching →
About
Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) and Traditional Chinese Medicine professor in Toronto, working across classical Chinese medicine, Qigong, Reiki, and Ritual traditions. Practicing publicly since 2008. From a Chinese-Canadian family with TCM on one side and Toronto Chinatown roots on the other. Ordained Daoist priest in the Mao Shan Shang Qing (茅山上清) lineage via Robert Youngs, who trained under Dr. Jerry Alan Johnson. Wu (巫) in the Result Over Image lineage of Andrieh Vitimus. Tangmi (唐密) Chinese Esoteric Buddhist practice in the same folk register.
One practitioner, three doors. Each door has its own intake, its own standards, its own scope. Accountability to the pattern in front of us, not the surface story, holds across all three.
Where I work
Wuji Xuan Life Wellness, the clinic.
255 Broadview Avenue, Toronto (Riverdale). Between Gerrard and Dundas, a short walk from Broadview station.
416-595-5525
Queen City Curio, the shop and spiritual centre.
queencitycurio.ca for Ritual supplies, workshops, weekly Rituals, and community events.
Book
Online through Jane, or 416-595-5525.