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Tai Chi Meandering 5

 

Tai Chi cannot be practised using the rational mind. Beginners try to make the movements with their minds, and they cannot. The movements are too complicated. Indescribable.
Hands and feet, timing, balance, speed etc. - these cannot all be controlled by the mind. Just leave the body alone! When you do not interfere with it, the body moves with the Tao spontaneously.

 

 

 

 

 


tai chi meanderings Meandering 7 Meandering 14
Meandering 1 Meandering 8 Meandering 15
Meandering 2 Meandering 9 Meandering 16
Meandering 3 Meandering 10 Meandering 17
Meandering 4 Meandering 11 Meandering 18
Meandering 5 Meandering 12 Meandering 19
Meandering 6 Meandering 13  

 

  author: Gary Robinson

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