Practical Tai Chi: Mind Present In The Moment At Every Moment

[@yogirocket]

thank you.

[@AipingTaiChi]

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[@robroymacgregor7279]

All you say is true of my 50 some years of Tai Chi, ... Thank you for posting... Well done

[@craigj.townsend9350]

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[@gepardmic6003]

At the beginning you move whit the ending, in time there is no end, it self, just the thought and then, a new start before stuck. Just like the symbol Yin and Yang.

[@geromino2007]

This is tricky concept to finish the move, because one should not also never really finish the move in a way the it breaks the flow. The flow must be there.

[@AipingTaiChi]

Yes, absolutely. I like to break down movements into sections where students can "check in" to make sure everything is together. Finish is not really the right word but it's a word that makes sense to someone who hasn't fully grasped keeping connected. Once the connection is there, then it's just continuity of the connection.

[@davidgeldner2167]

The book The Power of Now is by a philosopher and motivational speaker named Eckhart Tolle!

[@AipingTaiChi]

Thanks for the info ❤️

[@J3llyBean423]

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