She added that when she was a teenager, she undertook aromatherapy training in Taiwan, and experienced the magic of alternative therapies. During her period of study abroad she first attended the Australian College of Natural Medicine (ACNM) in Melbourne, Australia, to study witchcraft and naturopathy, and then went to a mysticism school in New Zealand where she received her licenses in parapsychology and mysticism. In the meantime, she was trained as an intern in naturopathy at a local health clinic in New Zealand.
Once people begin to learn spiritual healing, it is natural for them to become awed by nature, Ching said, emphasizing that witchcraft is different from common magic, and it can be broken down into white and black magic. The principle of so-called "white magic" involves the use of natural powers, including making use of magnetic fields, the four elements of the earth, floral remedies, seashells, and other things to help people in their spiritual restructuring and healing.
As for "black magic" -- which is viewed negatively -- it has to do with invading other people's space and influencing others' minds. Although most decent witches and wizards have the ability to practice black magic, they are unwilling to use it on others.
Ching said that the doctrine of modern witches emphasizes that "as long as nothing harmful is done to people, you can do whatever you want." The concept of the "three-fold rebound" serves as a warning to witches and wizards that no matter whether using witchcraft with good or bad intentions, the witchcraft itself will come back with a power that is three times greater than that which was originally used.
Modern witchcraft shows its appreciation of nature and its belief in the transmigration of souls. Therefore, we can equate modern witchcraft to white magic. As for black magic, it is very seldom used.
Ching has created her own method of dance therapy and she is also a salsa instructor. She believes that what really makes her happy is the use of her own energy to help clients out of their darkness (suffering of the mind, body and spirit) and into the light.
She also hopes that with the help of guiding spirits, she can help her clients to understand their own unique spirit and talents.
-- Translated by Lin Ya-ti



