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October 2006 Q&A by Master Chu
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October 2006 Table of Contents:
The October Newletter is split into four parts, as follows:
Part One: Tai Chi as a Martial Art:
- How many years of practice are
required before one can
successfully apply Tai Chi fighting
techniques in the outside world? - Page 2
- It seems that Tai Chi does not
emphasize discipline to the degree
that other systems do. - Page 2
- Tai Chi has an image that is very
different from what most people
associate with “martial arts.” - Page 3
Part Two: Pain during Practice:
- Should there be any pain when
practicing Tai Chi? - Page 4
Part Three: Further Benefits of
Meditation:
- How does having a strong mind
help us in our daily life? - Page 4
Part Four: Questions from
Subscribers:
- On Taoist Meditation:
I realize that I am fearful of
emptying my mind, even though I
have gone past that stage in
meditation, and have been able to do
it. Every time I get to that point, it
feels terrifying even though I know everything is going to be okay once
I do it. I guess it seems like a little
“death,” to empty the mind of
thoughts. What’s this all about? - Page 5
- On Push Hands:
People have such different types
of energy. While yielding though, I
feel like I am losing myself: I become
a chameleon, adapting to each
person. How do I yield but also
maintain my own goal and energy? - Page 6
- On Tai Chi Practice:
We learn the tai chi form very
meticulously. How do we bridge the
gap between including all the details
of the form and achieving
smoothness? - Page 6
- Sex and Chi:
Does sex without release work the
same way Nei Kung does in
increasing chi? - Page 7
- If sex is a natural part of life why
do Taoist monks practice celibacy? - Page 7
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