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A Head Full of Monkeys: FOOD

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And just because I'm enraptured by "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives" doesn't mean that I think that consuming endless quantities of foods that emerge from the deep-fat fryer, get buried in melted cheese and drowned in hot sauce is what the Tao Te Ching has in mind for us. 160;Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dao De Jing, #60: Occupying the Throne. Helping People Move and Other Adventures. Classical Tai Chi Blog. Fang Ning On Tai Chi Chuan Kung-Fu. Doctors Mistake Bipolar Disorder for ADHD.

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A Head Full of Monkeys: TAI CHI CHUAN

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I hope this is the most confusing aspect of these efforts. 160;Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dao De Jing, #60: Occupying the Throne. Helping People Move and Other Adventures. Classical Tai Chi Blog. Fang Ning On Tai Chi Chuan Kung-Fu. Attention Deficit Disorder ADHD Symptoms, Medication, Treatment . Doctors Mistake Bipolar Disorder for ADHD. Living Confucianism – a daimyo's iaijutsu. Offering Healthier Options can Boost Revenue. Does Your Workout Suck? Be not defeated by the Rain.

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A Head Full of Monkeys: THE MONKEYS

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Many forms of tai chi include a move known as "Step Back to Repulse Monkeys," illustrated in the header at the top of the page. Properly done, it resembles the "Brush Knee" movement done in reverse. Evidently the allusion, which can be found in numerous Asian cultures, is to the incessant screeching and chattering of certain species of monkeys, which resembles the internal chaos that can infect a person's mind. I was stunned. No meds? And that's the genesis of A Head Full of Monkeys. Be not defeated by t...

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A Head Full of Monkeys: RANDOMNESS

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A Head Full of Monkeys: March 2011

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Simplicity in Kyudo – Green Leaves Forest

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July 30, 2015. The closer we can get to 1 the better. And yet we live within 10,000. How does this relate to kyudo and the practice of shooting a bow and arrow? There are two ways we can go about this:. Technically, and mentally. So we start with a couple techniques to focus on. In the beginning, it may just be learning to move through the. So now we have two things, and I think that’s OK, just hard. But that’s kyudo, it’s not so easy. Grip I can do that, that is enough for now, and I think that is good&...

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Bloke on the Path: Master Zhou Qingxian (87 years).Taijiquan style Wu. Long form

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Bloke on the Path. A journey in T'ai Chi, Energy and Life. Friday, 8 May 2015. Master Zhou Qingxian (87 years).Taijiquan style Wu. Long form. I hope if I get to be 87 that I am still able to do my Tai Chi. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Master Zhou Qingxian (87 years).Taijiquan style Wu. Be not Defeated by the Rain. BLOG John Kells Heartwork. Qialance - Taijiquan and Qi Gong. View my complete profile. Picture Window template. Powered by Blogger.

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A Head Full of Monkeys: ZHAN ZHUANG

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Of all the forms and styles of the Internal Arts, Zhan Zhuang ("standing like a post" or "standing like a tree"). Is the most paradoxical and counter-intuitive. Standing still, in a variety of poses. Nothing more than that. These exercises are, however, part of the basis of all Internal Arts. Not only do they strengthen your muscles and bones, and improve the function of your internal organs, but they facilitate the flow of chi through the body, which is critical for successful practice of tai chi. For t...

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Bloke on the Path: August 2014

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Bloke on the Path. A journey in T'ai Chi, Energy and Life. Thursday, 21 August 2014. This quote from Scott Meredith ( Author of Juice: Radical Taiji Energetics) sums it up nicely and it applies to Tai Chi, Xingyi,Bagua etc. It, bit by bit, with. And slowly replace it, bit by bit, with. Thursday, 14 August 2014. Allen Ginsberg writes about practising Tai Chi in his poem " In My Kitchen in New York" 1984. Here is a kitchen I recently practised the entire Cheng Man Ching form in. Wednesday, 6 August 2014.