Imre Juhász

Lecturer at Dharma Gate Buddhist College
(Qigong Theory and Practice)

I began my studies at Dharma Gate Buddhist College in 2001, in the Religious Studies program, which I supplemented with a Chinese language specialization starting in my second year to gain deeper knowledge in the martial arts I practice. My love for Eastern languages and Buddhist philosophical teachings continues to shape my daily life. The knowledge and philosophical system acquired during my college years helped me boldly pursue my goals. In 2005, as a student of the college, I was accepted into the Department of Language at Beijing Language and Culture University under a Chinese-Hungarian intergovernmental agreement. Even before attending the college, I had been studying martial arts, and the philosophies I learned there connected the physical and theoretical aspects seamlessly. After overcoming language barriers during my studies in China, I had the opportunity to learn from some of the greatest martial artists of our time. Since then, I have spent several weeks, sometimes months, each year in China studying and practicing. This practice helps me in my continuous development and in guiding others. I have had the honor of being a lecturer at the college since 2016, continuing the path initiated by Professor Tibor Porosz. In addition, I am involved in translation, tour guiding, and teaching martial arts.