DenSu·Mar 15The “Supreme Ultimate” of TaijiquanWhenever one begins to speak about one of the three styles of traditional Chinese martial arts regarded as the “classical internal schools”…
Paul Chapman·Jul 16, 2023Relax — It’s the first principle of tai chiAll animals except man know that to be completely relaxed is the optimal state to be in. It conserves energy and allows them to monitor…
InRelating ArtsbyPeter Munthe-Kaas·Apr 28, 2023Taiji and QigongI started practicing taiji (and the related practices of qigong and standing meditation) in 2006 and have done it on an (almost) daily…
InMiddle-PausebyMargie Pearl·Dec 8, 2022Let Moments of Gratitude Bind Us TogetherA meditation on healingA response icon11A response icon11
Monika Bravo·Jun 15, 2022Feeling the feet; the initial stage of Nurturing Grounding.Whispers and messages from the full moon in Sagittarius.
InPerfectly Balanced Path ProjectbyBrandonMedium Smith·May 17, 2021Journeyman Taiji Quan TeacherAn autobiographical sketch of how I learned mindful whole body movement arts.
Tristan Carax·Jan 18, 2020I Would Sink Into The Ground, But What if This Happens …I would sink into the ground, but what if this happens to be a day where I spontaneously combust into flames, burning to ashes, all…
InSensible Marks of IdeasbyRobin Turner·Jul 29, 2018Players or Fighters?A ludological look at t'ai chi and mixed martial arts
