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Letting Go of Blockages letting go meditation qigong taoism taoist philosophy trauma video Jan 12, 2026

Taoists say you already have everything you need inside of you. It's just that traumas of the physical, energetic, emotional, mental and/or spiritual nature prevent you from realising your full potential.

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An Exercise for Releasing the Nerves to Increase Relaxation belly breathing breathing eye exercises guided practice letting go qigong reduce stress relaxation relaxation exercise stress-relief tai chi training tips Jul 10, 2024

 

By Paul Cavel

In a previous post I offered exercises for opening up the musculoskeletal frame in a coordinated fashion to create space in your body. As you begin to feel a sense of more space, you want to transition your focus from the muscles to the nerves.

In order to target nerve flow, you w...

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Indirect versus Direct Movement of Qi letting go mindset qi relaxation taoism training tips water method Jun 27, 2024

By Paul Cavel

Two Methods for Growing Your Life-force Energy

There are two primary methods of moving energy in the body, which can be broadly classified as beginning and advanced phases. Many qigong systems are designed according to the principles of the beginning phase and remain within this re...

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How to Make Practice Effortless letting go practice qi training training tips video water method Jun 10, 2024

Audio from a recording in California, March 2024 on how to make practice effortless with a video of an evening tai chi practice in California, May 2024.

Javi Martinez teaches tai chi and qigong in London

 

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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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