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Colin Outram [Visitor] · http://karmawellness.ca
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Donna Oliver [Visitor] · http://www.taiji-dao.com
wonderfully put Jeff!
I would also like to add that Tai Chi is often reffered to correctly as a moving meditation. However, there is usually no instruction given as to how to deal with the mental/physical/emotional challenges that arise during practice. Since I began with only learning the tai chi form, when these challenges occurred (frequently) they were quite unnerving to me. I soon began the meditation class and I found that incorporating the teachings of vipassana into the tai chi form made a tremendous difference. I really helped me to understand myself and my reactions. On the other hand, when i only sit in meditation, the stillness of this practice makes it easy (for me) to hold trauma in the body-mind. Tai chi practice (along with qigong) forces me to release this trapped energy, so the two practices perfectly compliment one another, as you say, yin and yang working harmoniously together.
I would also like to add that Tai Chi is often reffered to correctly as a moving meditation. However, there is usually no instruction given as to how to deal with the mental/physical/emotional challenges that arise during practice. Since I began with only learning the tai chi form, when these challenges occurred (frequently) they were quite unnerving to me. I soon began the meditation class and I found that incorporating the teachings of vipassana into the tai chi form made a tremendous difference. I really helped me to understand myself and my reactions. On the other hand, when i only sit in meditation, the stillness of this practice makes it easy (for me) to hold trauma in the body-mind. Tai chi practice (along with qigong) forces me to release this trapped energy, so the two practices perfectly compliment one another, as you say, yin and yang working harmoniously together.
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Alan [Visitor]
Good write-up.
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