Sunday, May 23, 2021

 

Tai Chi Master Zhai Weichuan



Master Zhai Weichuan
5th generation of Wu (Yuxiang) Style Taijiquan
(Wu/Hao Tai Chi Chuan)
 
youtube.com/watch?v=LQmRpdLWmu4
 
 

Monday, May 17, 2021

 

 
“Nature is the highest good 
and the highest excellence lies 
in accepting the laws of nature completely.” 
 
- Zhu Xi
Neo-Confucian Philosopher
(1130-1200)


 

 
"Tai Chi & Qigong are like 
opening all the faucets 
and letting the life energy 
flow though your body." 
 
 - TaiChi_John
 

 

Introduction to Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan



Edna Silva, RN, founder of the Center for Wu Style T'ai Chi Chuan 
in Tucson, Arizona, provides an introduction to Tai Chi, a 
powerful martial art that uses the mind, not force.
 
youtube.com/watch?v=hrGprAL07Zc
 
 

 

China's Mystical All-Purpose Art: Qigong


Qigong (July 1995) Qigong is the art of harnessing the force that is said to give nature its pattern. Subscribe to Journeyman here:  
 
 
Millions of Chinese get out of bed for it every morning. A qualified physiotherapist uses it to treat her patients. People break bricks in half with it. And it's more dedicated followers believe that it can help beat cancer. Followers believe that Qigong energy can be transferred from one person to another. They say that mice infused with Qigong energy can swim longer than mice without it. In China mass healings are carried out using the energy. There is no doubt Qigong keeps its followers fit and healthy. And although there is scepticism about its more tenuous abilities, for millions of Chinese, Qigong works. 
 
 For more information, visit  
 
 

 

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

Sunday, May 9, 2021

 

Taijiquan Wu Style (1st part)

School of Wu Yinghua/Ma Yueliang/Shi Meilin



The complete long form of the Wu style Taijiquan is divided into 6 parts. Elena Camesi Janke performs the 1st part of the form at "la Fabbrica" in Losone, Switzerland. The other parts of the form are also online. 1985-88 Elena learned in Shanghai the Wu style Taijiquan from the family members of the founders of this style, the great masters Wu Yinghua, Ma Yueliang and Shi Meilin. Elena is founder of the Yinianzhai School of Qigong and Taijiquan in Switzerland. 
 
Do you want to learn this Taijiquan form? Please contact us at:
 
www.yinianzhai.ch.
 
 

 
 
“There is no fixed shape to the preservation
 of perfect balance; it depends 
on the circumstances of the moment.” 
 
- Zhu Xi
Neo-Confucian Philosopher
(1130-1200)