William Earl Dick III incarnated on August 13 1981 in Birmingham Alabama. He has lived many lives on and off this planet. As a child he enjoyed spending time outdoors, nature is something that always called to him,he would walk or ride his bike to school whenever possible. He also enjoyed fish keeping and studying fish habitats. His parents are both ordained ministers and worked in the church up into his teens. Trey enjoyed going to church to make the old people smile and to give his teachers a hard time.

Trey began his study of Chinese Medicine at the age of 15. He was introduced to the field through Chinese Martial Arts. The Chinese martial arts practitioner not only develops martial skill but excellent health through hard work. He was having troubles with depression and martial practice enabled him to elevate himself to a better place. He was hooked and wanted to share the good news with others. After graduating high school he made the decision to become a Oriental Medicine practitioner. He enrolled in the American College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. He continued his martial arts training while attending acupuncture college. He obtained the rank of 3rd Degree Black Belt at Chinese Martial Arts Memorial. Through the 7 years of training there he studied Qi Gong, Tai Ji, Long Fist, and Ba Gua Zhang. He obtained the position of Assistant Head Instructor and well as assistant manager in the school. Trey specialized in teaching while he trained there and taught hundreds of students with his time there. Trey especially enjoys teaching martial and health exercises, seeing the benefits the students reap from the practices. While in Acupuncture college Trey specialized in Tui Na and pediatric Tui Na. For those unfamiliar with this term, Tui Na is a Chinese system of body work that uses Chinese medicine theory in combination with many varieties of massage techniques to help harmonize the patient. At the age of 18 he studied with a healing group Spiritual Plumbers. They turned him on to the many different varieties and practitioners of healing modalities. He was able to meet other TCM practitioners,Chiropractors, Medical Intuitives, MD’s, Scientists, Kahunas and exchange knowledge with them. Trey obtained his medical license to practice Acupuncture in the state of Texas in 2010.

Other notable achievements. Obtaining a 1st Degree Black Belt in Hawaii Koshoryu Kenpo Karate, completing level 1 light worker training in Sukyo Mahikari, completing teacher training in Tai Ji, Ba Gua Zhang, and Wu Xing Xuan at WuDang Taoist Kung Fu Academy in China, and Managing L’Olivier for Olivier Ciesielski, a Michelin rated chef and Top Chef Master.

Ultimately Trey believes in the power of Love. Love is the highest vibration and we are just vibrating particles.

The practice of medicine comes down to how much love can you hold and how much can you give. Capacity and Flow.

Dis-ease and Ill-senses are just symptoms that we are out of touch with our higher purpose.

Trey will continue to study martial arts and Chinese medicine for the betterment of others. He hopes to start a non profit organization for children who have the gong fu dream. The gong fu dream starts as a dream or inspiration that propels the young person to embody martial or health principles.