This is a Call to Action About a Topic That Affects Us All by using your voice to educate lawmakers on the consequences of their actions. If this Bill passes, Reiki practitioners will not be able to practice Reiki in…
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July 17, 2018 Sophia Kosma Yin-yang is the dominant concept in Taoist philosophy that describes two halves that complete each other. The Taoists developed the system of traditional Chinese medicine and saw the universe as a unified field, continuously shifting…
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Before I started Tai Chi and Qi Gong training, my physical condition was so bad that I basically saw only two options: either I hang myself and give in to the pain and physical decay, or I catch myself and…
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El Tai-Chi es un arte marcial chino de inspiración taoísta que permite moderar nuestras emociones y canalizar nuestros impulsos. Existen varios tipos de Tai-Chi, el que presentamos aquí: Tai-Chi-Chuan, está pensado para reforzar el sistema muscular y el sentido del…
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Why Tai Chi Is On My New Years Resolution List RATE★★★★★ When I first heard about Tai Chi I was in my twenties and had just moved to a new city. Someone told me that it could help arthritis, and…
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When I first heard about Tai Chi I was in my twenties and had just moved to a new city. Someone told me that it could help arthritis, and I wanted to get out of the house and meet some…
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“Complementary and alternative medicine” (CAM), now more frequently referred to as “integrative medicine” by its proponents, consists of a hodge-podge of largely unrelated treatments that range from seemingly reasonable (e.g., diet and exercise) to pure quackery (e.g., acupuncture, reiki and…
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Top 25 Tai Chi blogs Tai Chi Blogs List The Best Tai Chi blogs from thousands of top Tai Chi blogs in our index using search and social metrics. Data will be refreshed once a week. These blogs are ranked…
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The subtle body. Tsa Lung Trul Khor is an ancient practice with a 4,000-year lineage that works with the “breath” and the energy subtle body. With similar benefits to health as Chi Gong (Qigong) — the Tibetan Buddhist practice of…
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The guiding principle of Qi Gong, is the coordination of the eyes with the body movements. The goal of qi gong isn’t an addition process; it is more a subtraction process. The literal translation of qi gong is “energy work.”…
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