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Some Thoughts on Change lao tzu neigong qi qigong taoism trauma water method Oct 30, 2024

Hold fast to the great form within

And let the world pass as it may

Then the changes of life will not bring pain

But contentment, joy and well being

TAO TE CHING Verse 35
Laozi

By TTCS Instructor Anna Price

 

Most mornings, before breakfast, I practice qigong. Every morning is the same but ...

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Healing with Neigong: Growing a Younger Body energy healing neigong qigong qigong exercise taoist philosophy training tips trauma video water method Aug 24, 2024

 

What's Holding You Back?

In this follow-on talk with TTCS Instructor Javi Martinez, we discuss healing with Taoist neigong. Topics include:

- The benefits of training, such as better sleep, increased flexibility and growing a younger body

- Healing physical, energetic, emotional, mental and...

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A Gift from the Ancients: Why Train Taoist Arts? neigong taoism training cycles training tips trauma video water method Aug 07, 2024

This is Part Three of the Water Method series with Mir Ali.

Start with Part One:
• What Defines Water Method Training

In this third video, Mir and I drill down into the question: What is the point of training? We also discuss the training progression as you develop skill with fundamental neigong...

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Bagua: Pulling Up the Roots of Physical & Emotional Pain (Pt 2) bagua bagua zhang circle walking dissolving healing meditation palm changes qi taoism trauma May 23, 2024

 

By Paul Cavel

In Part 1, we looked at how Circle Walking is the minimalist’s paradise. Once you have some understanding of and become proficient in Circle Walking, you can progress to the Single Palm Change, the core of both the monastic bagua and bagua zhang taditions.

 

The Single Palm Cha...

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Taoist Rule of Thirds anxiety depression healing letting go release tension rule of thirds taoism taoist philosophy taoist principles trauma video water method Feb 20, 2024

Following the Path of Least Resistance

Following the path of least resistance is how you can heal your body from imbalances, injury, illness and other traumas. Overtime, you can accomplish more by making consistent, small changes than going for gold and then experiencing setbacks in the form of ...

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