Tai Chi Chuan or Tàijíquán is an internal martial art where the training focuses on deepening the practitioner’s awareness of their body, and from this awareness gain control over their movement and that of others. The awareness moves into all areas of life helping to create both a strong and stable body and mind it is at this point, the real benefits of the practice can begin, and the martial…
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Tai Chi Chuan or Tàijíquán is an internal martial art where the training focuses on deepening the practitioner’s awareness of their body, and from this awareness gain control over their movement and that of others. The awareness moves into all areas of life helping to create both a strong and stable body and mind it is at this point, the real benefits of the practice can begin, and the martial…
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Tai Chi Chuan or Tàijíquán is an internal martial art where the training focuses on deepening the practitioner’s awareness of their body, and from this awareness gain control over their movement and that of others. The awareness moves into all areas of life helping to create both a strong and stable body and mind it is at this point, the real benefits of the practice can begin, and the martial…
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Tai Chi Chuan or Tàijíquán is an internal martial art where the training focuses on deepening the practitioner’s awareness of their body, and from this awareness gain control over their movement and that of others. The awareness moves into all areas of life helping to create both a strong and stable body and mind it is at this point, the real benefits of the practice can begin, and the martial…
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Translated by Lee N. Scheele http://www.scheele.org/lee/classics.html#5CharacterSecret CALM The hsin [mind-and-heart] should be calm. If the hsin is not calm, one cannot concentrate, and when the arm is raised, whether forward or back, left or right, it is completely without certain direction. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain a calm mind. In beginning to move, you cannot control (it) by yourself. The entire mind must also experience and comprehend the movements of the opponent. Accordingly,…
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