Blog: The Tigers's Mouth
Reflections On Chanting
Chaque semaine, j’attends le samedi matin avec impatience afin de participer aux sessions de chanting. C’est très inspirant de me sentir connectée avec le monde et, tandis que je […]
Reflections on Chanting
Chanting has been an important part of my Taoist Tai Chi® practice and so I was glad to join the Saturday sessions as we chant for the world. At first, […]
Reflections on Chanting during the Pandemic
Some of us in our Branch in London Ontario had been regularly chanting the Frequently-Used Chants once a week prior to the pandemic. The opportunity to participate in the […]
Growing Appreciation for Daily Self-Practice
Each day I practice Taoist Tai Chi® arts it feels like I have taken a mini-vacation. When I do one or two sets daily, stress is released and my mind, […]
Personal Practice: Playing and Relaxation
Covid isolation has brought me to a place of being more present, slowing down, paying attention. This extends to the Taoist Tai Chi® arts where it actually has become […]
Reflecting on the Strength of Our Organization
I reflect on Master Moy’s words quoted on the home page of the website: “We are not learning taijiquan, or the Tai Chi Boxing set; we are learning Tai Chi, […]
Calming in These Difficult Times
My practice during the past few months has allowed me to more fully experience ‘letting go’ and enabled me to concentrate on the feeling rather than the form. It has […]
Release of Stress, Peace and Ease through Practice
I have become more interested in the internal alchemy and have been reading The Path of Dual Cultivation. I am noticing the feelings in my body, the release of stress, […]
Remembering to Let Go
When the coronavirus pandemic caused the lockdown, we were asked to stay strong and keep practicing Taoist Tai Chi® arts. I did one or two sets daily, but this felt […]
Practicing Stillness: Stories #11
A part of my Taoist Tai Chi® practice right from the start has been done in the kitchen. My Beginning Instructor encouraged us to do don-yus while waiting for the […]
Profound Stillness
In the afternoons I often go out to a large grassy field where I have room to do sets and long uninterrupted rows of a move. However the mainstay of […]
Daily Practice and Fibromyalgia
My daily routine is very important for my condition of fibromyalgia. The Taoist Tai Chi® arts have been a huge part of that routine for the last seven years. When […]
Discovering Joy and Connection
Before classes were suspended in early March, it had been difficult for me to establish a daily practice. However, I am finding now that it is not a struggle to […]
Personal Practice Challenges and Discoveries
Initially, with inclement weather, there was the challenge of finding adequate space inside to do a set or sequence of moves. Being disciplined to set aside time for regular Taoist […]
S’ancrer dans sa pratique personnelle
S’ancrer dans sa pratique personnelle vers l’ouverture du coeur comme si l’on offrait un cadeau! -Diane, Iles-de-la-Madeleine QC
Le confinement a été une occasion d’approfondir mes serpents
J’ai mal au dos, « on and off », depuis environ 30 ans. Des décennies de douleur pour quelques secondes d’inattention ! Je pratique le Tai Chi Taoïste™ depuis près […]
Healing with the Taoist Tai Chi® Arts
When I started the Taoist Tai Chi® arts four years ago, my knees were sore on occasion especially if I tried to kneel down. Gradually, as I came to class twice […]
Le tai chi du petit matin
« Dans le tai chi du petit matin, le cœur trouve son printemps et se réchauffe » -Johanne, Sherbrooke, QC
Connecting to the ground force with Taoist Tai Chi® arts
I am Métis and a descendent of Michel First Nation. I live in Northern Alberta. I had to do my self-practice indoors, at my workplace and my home until the […]
Taoist Tai Chi® Practice Helps with PTSD
“I fought in Vietnam. Debilitating PTSD enveloped me once I retired. Taoist Tai Chi® practice helps me de-escalate my anger and anxiety.” – Tom Learn more on our website. […]
