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Introduction to Buddhism – Part 3
The history of Buddhism Tai Chi power is a perfect philosophy: it teaches you how to bring your energy together into any point. The longer you train, the more detailed philosophy you know – how to connect the energy, how to release tension, how to have better posture, how to concentrate, how to put emotion…
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The Eight-fold Path
Reincarnation is blindness. The first form of Tai Chi teaches centre power and explosion power. Once learned, you can use light, sensitive moves. Even when light, joyful, sensitive, and abstract, Tai Chi still looks powerful. Without centre rotation power from your foot exploding in a light, sensitive and free way, you can’t join your whole…
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Zhang Sanfeng – Tai Ji
Zhang Sanfeng – Tai Ji Awareness To have a life means to be sensitive, to be aware of more. If you can’t be delicately and sensitively aware of your body, then you are not aware of life. If you don’t take awareness of your body as your main value, you are blind to the principal…
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Tai Chi: Four Levels
There are four levels of Tai Chi 1. Condition Level Tai Chi Posture control Chi Gong Stretching Muscle balance development Release tension through acupuncture and massage 2. Healing Level Tai Chi Chi Gong Slow and easy Without explosion Make sure energy goes up not down 3. Martial Art Level Tai Chi All the first two…
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Tai Chi: Ten Advanced Disciplines
Hand flow: charge energy from chakras and spring, point wait for the energy to flow before moving the hand. Rotation discipline: before, during, and after any rotation keep shooting energy up from the spring point and seven chakras. Sinking move: sink naturally, waiting for the force of gravity, meanwhile remain shooting the energy up through…