“Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don't resist them; that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality. Let things flow naturally forward 

in whatever way they like.” 

 

- Lao Tzu

 

 

Study Kung Fu on Wudang Mountain

(...and Wudang Sanfeng Tai Chi)

 

Amazing China

The Wudang Mountains consist of a mountain range in 

the northwestern part of Hubei, China, just south of Shiyan.  

 

#kungfu #wudang

 

 

 

道家太極十三式   李垣霏大師演練

The 13 Forms of Taoist Tai Chi

Master Li Yuanfei's Drill

 

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNdU0C1sYzM

 

 

 

"Be dynamic like a spinning windmill. 

Be calm like the center of a wheel."

 - TaiChi_John

 

 

Taoist Tai Chi – Immortals Crossing the Sea Online Course Trailer #1

 

 

THE MARTIAL MAN

A systematic approach to Tai Chi with authentic instructions and effective results. Click on the link to enroll: https://themartialman.com/courses/tao... The essence of Tai Chi is balance. Any deviation from equilibrium has to be restored. In the practice of Tai Chi, the most crucial but challenging elements are relaxation, breathing, angles, stepping, and posture. 

 

These essential components of training are clearly illustrated and taught in an easy-to-learn approach in this online course. Master Joe Lok’s clear guidance makes for easy learning, offering precise but straightforward instructions on the Tai Chi movements, training towards practical health benefits, smooth momentum, and a graceful choreography suitable for beginners and advancement to mastery. 

 

This systematic training program emphasizes the correct execution of the Tai Chi postures to enable maximum efficiency of energy flow so that students can begin to experience and cultivate their internal energy. The course includes 26 lessons of approximately 1.5-hours of on-demand video with in-depth instruction on the Taoist Tai Chi form – Immortals Crossing the Sea. Added Bonus: Also included in the course is Master Joe Lok’s, “Immortals Crossing the Sea – Taoist Tai Chi” book as a PDF format. 

 

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"Taoism teaches to rename life's hardships as opportunities and challenges as treasures." 

 

- TaiChi_John

 

 

 

"All things occur in cycles. Tai Chi is based 

on cycles and how they integrate into 

movement, health, and self-defense."

 

- TaiChi_John

Wisdom from the Tao Te Ching [Chapter 16]

 

Wisdom from the Tao Te Ching [Chapter 16]

 

George Thompson

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"The ancient sages sought truth within paradox, 

such as stillness within motion." 

- TaiChi_John

“Flow with whatever may happen, 

and let your mind be free: 

Stay centered by accepting whatever 

you are doing. This is the ultimate.” 

― Zhuangzi

"Balancing tends to challenge people... 

the art of finding the center 

is more difficult than embracing extremes."

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"To make time each day... 

for stillness, reflection, centering... 

is to be closer to one's true nature."

Lao Tzu Riding an Ox

The Tao Te Ching (Dáodé Jing) 

is a 6th century BCE document credited to 

Lao Tzu, the founder of Taoism. It has 81 

poetic chapters on the mysteries of nature, paradox, the universe, and the Tao (the way or order of the universe) and has become a cornerstone of Taoist philosophy. Today it is one of the most translated 

books in world literature and offers insights into the nature of Tai Chi and Qigong. 

 

"What brings you to stillness, 

sets you in motion. 

What sets you in motion, 

will lead you to stillness."

"Every duty is a charge, 

but the charge of oneself 

is the root of all others."

- Mencius, Confucian Philosopher
 (372-289 BCE)

"Release the past and embrace the unknown... 

this is the way of living in the tao."

"To know quiet centering every day 

is to seek harmony with the Tao."

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“Trying to understand is like 

straining through muddy water. 

Have the patience to wait! 

Be still and allow the mud to settle.” 

- Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching

 

"Great fullness seems empty, 

yet it cannot be exhausted."

 - Lao Tzu, the Tao Te Ching

 

"The wise man knows that it is better 

to sit on the banks of a remote mountain stream 

than to be emperor of the whole world."

 - Chuang Tzu