The Journey Within

…the adventure begins within…

Month: September, 2009

Karate kid learns Tai Chi

It’s not the best environment for doing Tai Ji when you have kids circling you in their roller blades or playing football around you. One of these kids actually approached me when I was doing Tai Chi in a public park. The kid said “you do this very well”. Not the opener I was expecting. [...]

Setting slow goals

Love it when I see Tai Chi mentioned in a blog not about Tai Chi. It’s about slow, and how slow helps in learning Tai Ji (among other things). But I think people often sees a different reality about slow Tai Ji. They want to learn the SLOW-NESS of Tai Ji but they want to [...]

Crossing the cross roads

For the first time ever since I quit my day job, I feel the cross roads. I know I’ve purposefully created this set of crossroads. Yet, when I realise I’m standing in the middle of it, I feel lost. Now, the cross roads seem to have 2 main roads – be an employee in some [...]

Why longer is better

I’m now very intent on decluttering. My dumping activities continue. I’m now building inroads to allow an environment where less is really more. But less does not mean lazying around. Less does not mean being idle. It’s being more focused on doing the things that are more important to us. So I’m spending a longer time doing [...]

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