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“Bang! Aware, moved, and much more at peace.” “..it was all very "Star Wars"...” "..you appeared to
be floating on Mother Earth."
"I
experienced during the practice a feeling of
purity and silence, and in a specific moment
when I turned and was facing you, came a deep
sense of respect and gratitude for you and what
you were doing...sometimes
when I was moving my arms and hands I could feel
the energy, or Chi, as having substance and I
could hold and move it, almost see it. As if the
Chi became more dense and possible to grasp." "For the 1st time ever, I was actively doing something whilst being in timeless meditation." "Another was noticing timelessness,
" “the "way" of moving
emphasised the weaving of the dragon..” Could this be due to a closer
connection to the invisible Chi as a result of my progress?” “It was wonderful...for the
first time I felt no gravity when I moved! And with joy in my heart.” “Hi Ric,
"You looked like you could fly, you moved like a bird that might fly
away." “..you
mentioned that Chinese
learning
derives far more from observation than typical
“western” learning (since which time I feel I
have improved in learning from observation – or
at least I am much more aware of that!)"
"I was having
fun playing in the ‘spaces’ between styles –
there is more ‘movement’ in them than I had
noticed before, LOADS in fact and a lot of
‘force’/’springiness –"
"As for my Southern Mantis Tong Long and
Choy Li Fut Gung Fu, well, I have to say
that I have taken a giant leap
forward...This is one amazing journey of
true Tai Chi..." This is Tai Chi?
"The movements flow, the feeling is
exquisite."
"Ric didn’t explain much but...showed my brother John and I the starting
posture of Tai Chi Stance... what came after was totally amazing as John
and my arms floated up without effort..."
"I
understand
now what you mean, when you talked to me about
real Tai Chi Chuan!"
"I
have a feeling the next part of my body in line for Taiji-style
transformation will be my ankles."
"The
act of trying to let go has struggle inbuilt..." "..there
was a point when a work-related issue came
sharply into my mind."
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