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August 2006 Q&A by Master Chu
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August 2006 Table of Contents:
The August Newletter is split into four parts, as follows:
Part 1: Practicing Tai Chi:
- I’ve completed the Short Form
and a correction. What should I do
next? - Page 2
- After the Short Form, are there
other forms to learn? - Page 2
- Besides Push Hands and Fighting
1, what other classes are there? - Page 2
Part Two: Tai Chi as a Martial Art:
- I always thought that the reasons
to do Tai Chi are only for health
benefits. Is that all there is? - Page 2
- In the June 2006 newsletter you
mentioned rootedness in selfdefense.
What exactly is it? - Page 3
- So far you mentioned three
elements in self-defense: yielding,
Nei Kung or internal power, and
rootedness. Is there anything else? - Page 3
- Why should one engage in a
practice aimed at hurting others? - Page 4
- Does Tai Chi develop confidence
in fighting? - Page 5
Part Three: Taoist Meditation:
- What kind of Taoist meditation
does Master Chu teach? - Page 5
- Why is “quiet sitting” good for
us? - Page 5
- What other benefits does one
gain from this type of meditation? - Page 5
Part Four: Questions From
Subscribers - More on Tai Chi and
Sex:
- Can sex without release increase
the body’s chi? - Page 6
- Are there any scientific studies
done on this subject to prove the
theory? - Page 6
Photos and Illustrations in this issue:
1) Master Chu Demonstrates Rootedness in his Tai Chi
Studio in New York City, 2)
“Resist” Demonstration, 3) Close-Up of Hands from the
Above Demonstration, 4) Yield, 5) Uproot, 6) Master Chu's Letter
to the New York Times
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