Tai Chi culture is an ancient Chinese culture that permeates various cultural fields and phenomena. Due to the universality of Tai Chi, its essence can infiltrate various cultural domains and phenomena, allowing us to feel its omnipresence and omnipotence; however, this does not imply that everything can be called Tai Chi, as each phenomenon has … Read more
Taijiquan Philosophy Basic Methods: Taijiquan employs basic methods such as “peng, lu, ji, an, zhong, elbow, kao, jin, tui, gu, pan, ding”. The movements are slow and smooth, requiring the practitioner to maintain a straight back, relaxed jaw, and upright posture, embodying a sense of floating like clouds. At the same time, Taijiquan places great … Read more
Practicing Tai Chi, though its essence is extremely simple, requires a lifetime of dedication. Mastering it leads to a profound state of being.Tai Chi, when first learned, is the same set of movements; after gaining a certain level of skill, it remains the same set; ultimately, even in the realm of the divine, it is … Read more
Qigong is a practice that can regulate the body and mind, serving as a beneficial form of exercise. Many people practice Qigong in their daily lives; however, deviations often occur during practice. The main reasons for these deviations include improper methods and poor psychological quality. Therefore, not everyone is suitable for practicing Qigong. 1. Individuals … Read more
© Wu Wo Therapy Turning Inward Returning to Nature Since ancient times, many people have enjoyed TCM guiding techniques and meditation, aiming for health, disease prevention, longevity, and mental cultivation, or seeking spiritual powers and the Dao.People choose different times for meditation, with very few opting for the Yin Hour (寅时, 3:00-5:00 AM). The essential … Read more
Taiji (Tai Chi) encompasses all phenomena. The five senses of a person—sight, hearing, smell, etc.—are often interconnected. Listening to the sound of water while inhaling pleasant aromas can achieve the effect of nourishing the ears. This health practice aims to harmonize the mind through natural sounds and scents, allowing the spirit to relax and be … Read more
Chinese Qigong is rich in content and diverse in types. It can be briefly categorized based on methods, forms, content, purposes, and origins. 1. Categorized by Practice Posture 1. Standing Qigong: This practice is performed in a standing position, also known as Zhan Zhuang. Standing Qigong is effective in increasing Qi strength, strengthening the body, … Read more
Editor’s Introduction Qigong training focuses on nourishing and cultivating Qi. When Qi is nourished, it becomes still; when Qi is still, the spirit is clear. With a clear spirit, one can maneuver appropriately. Cultivating Qi requires diligence in body movement. The method of body movement begins with Ma Bu (standing meditation), followed by the stretching … Read more
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