Wujimon wrote an interesting post on how tai chi is taught through the transmission of touch. The lessons learnt from these corrections normally far outweigh any other class room exposure I’ve had. I especially remember the “don’t look down” criteria. I have a tendency to look down to check the posture alignment but was always [...]
Archive for June, 2006
Reading through what I’ve written before, a lot of the articles focus on the self. Why the self is important in self-help. Why we should focus on our choices and don’t just play catch up. Why we should start with ourselves in sports or when we just want to eat healthily. Are all these articles [...]
Sickness, it shuts down your system, stops you from doing what you can potentially be doing, stops you from having fun. Can it tell us anymore about ourselves?
A hairdressers’ advice in business and in life - focus on basics.
Change your belief system first before changing your life! But first, you have to relax the mind…
A night of table-tennis which gave me more than I expected - an improved game by using tai ji training principles!
A very unusual day for me…
Have you thought of taking private lessons? Did you need to debate hard to even consider taking private lessons? I share some of my internal conflicts when deciding on taking private lessons. Maybe you can share yours here as well.
The Star featured my article (hurray!) but they censored my article (boo!).
Applying the 4 stages of learning from an investment book in Tai Ji!