This section features articles and how to instructions on Taijiquan or things related to Yin and Yang theory or teachers biography. Weapons of this art are also be featured.
Letters from Master Jou, Tsung Hwa
Without long and constant practice, It is difficult to reach ultimate enlightenment – Wang, Chun-Yueh on Taijiquan Before his untimely death in a car accident in 1998 Taijiquan Master Jou, Tsung Hwa wrote this letter to his students concerning the …
Taijiquan a Daoist Art?
What is called, “being off by a hair’s breadth is to miss by a thousand li.” Those who study must do it in detail. Wang, Zongyue -Taiji classics On perusing the internet and numerous Facebook groups it is astounding the …
Lost in the Form, Looking for Song
The ancient pine stands tall, Branches laden with falling snow in winter’s moonlight One more flake falls. A limbs bows low, releasing its icy burden to the waiting earth, Then springs back, sung, ready to catch more. – Li Long-dao, …
The Ritual of Taijiquan
It ties us to our traditions and our histories. Ritual is important to us as human beings. …
Taijiquan as Meditation
Can Taijiquan (Tai Chi) be thought of as a form of meditation? In order to understand Taijiquan as meditation we need to define our terms. As I am writing this for an internal arts community I assume my readers know …
Press For Success
“Just do your daily practice of the mental and physical exercises each morning and evening and you will not fail to reach the stars.” – Li, Long-dao Today few people understand that Taijiquan is one of the …
The Power of Soft Energy – No Enemy No Fight
“As every divided kingdom falls, So every mind divided between many studies Confounds and saps itself.” ― Leonardo da Vinci One of the …