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Exploring a subset of movements from Internal Martial Arts designed to free the joints, enhance flexibility and strength, and heal the body

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14 contributions to Tai Chi⚡️Players Club
In A Sentimental Mood... 📿
This is one of my all-time favorite songs. & a favorite song to play while playing Tai Chi. Perfectly named... It just flows so well... & tells a whole story. If you're ever in a sentimental mood... ENJOY. 🙏
1 like • May 17
two absolute giants of jazz. thanks for posting!
May the 4th (Be With You) ☯️
The Force was based on the Tao (Dao). So if you don't understand what the Tao is all about... Think of the Force. Who's watching some Star Wars today? What's your favorite movie, show, game, or character? ENJOY. 🙏
May the 4th (Be With You) ☯️
1 like • May 5
@Jake Hill that's what we need! may the fourth be with you all!
Who is the Wisest of them all? 🤔
The Oracle at Delphi said no man was wiser than Socrates. Socrates doubted this. He tested this claim by questioning politicians, poets, etc. (the people who must be wiser than him, of course)… They all claimed knowledge they lacked. He realized he was wiser only because... He did not believe he knew what he did not actually know. "I know that I know nothing.” (my version, “We know closer to nothing than something.”) Being ok with not knowing... Allows for growth… Whereas believing we already know it all … Is what prevents us from knowing anything at all! Maintain self-awareness and don’t pretend to have certainty about the uncertain. (even at the risk of looking stupid… Better to look stupid than to be stupid!) The Socratic Method. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Here are a couple more pieces of wisdom I’ve picked up along the way: Health is Wealth. There is more to life than the rat race we find ourselves in. Everything is everything. Nothing is nothing. We’re all in this together. Literally, on this rock flying around the sun. If we are of this universe, then we are universal… One person’s best day, May be another’s worst, And vice versa. Keep your head up. Keep your head on a swivel. Remain calm. Keep your balance. Take a deep breath. Stop to smell the roses. There is no time like the present. Ready is an action, not a moment. One step at a time. One foot in front of the other. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Incremental becomes exponential. We all have wisdom to share... And we all need to be Skooled up on things we’ve missed. What pieces of wisdom have you picked up on your journey? Share with the class. 🙏
Who is the Wisest of them all? 🤔
1 like • May 2
@Jake Hill well said, Socrates was well worth emulation, particularly in his open, questioning logic. Thanks for the shout out, I've also enjoyed our exchanges.
On the Origins of Yang Style Tai Chi ☯️
Yang Style is the most popular and well known style of Tai Chi. Most of the "for health" Tai Chi you'll find is based on Yang Style. Here is a video regarding some of the story/legend behind the style. The world of Kung Fu and Tai Chi is full of great origin stories and legends. ENJOY. 🙏
1 like • Apr 30
It is a good series- but the facts presented are not without controversy- Yang Luchan is a mysterious person, not showing up much in verifiable documented history that the Chinese record keepers are so good at. This story has several variations but yeah, it's interesting to put myth up against legend and see what makes sense and what makes good entertainment.
What is your perception...? 🤯
Of perception...? What is really real reality? And what is a "controlled hallucination"? Can we learn some Jedi Mind Tricks...? 🤔
1 like • Apr 30
I generally agree with what he is saying, except when he comes to "so when -you- say the brain creates experience, you are using something inside the experience to explain the experience, that is circular" this is a bit of strawman logical fallacy, I didn't say that, he did- he made a circular argument then refuted it. Sounds good and all but is often used to make ones point without doing the harder work of finding and refuting a real objection. I wouldn't say the brain creates the experience but rather is used to interpret the experience. My 2 cents🙏
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