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“I
pedalled my bike home seemingly powered only by
Chi -”
“..they
felt light and yet not powerless (quite the opposite) and under
control/well rooted..”
“the bulk / body of the elephant
seemed almost level, whilst the legs were "dancing" underneath the body,
propelling the elephant at quite tremendous speed”
"I
seemed to be moving quite effortlessly, and felt
like I was following my heartbeat and pulse." "One of His qualities is that of easily
maintaining a rhythm."
"constant
rate means that the snow is like the flow of chi
somehow and the constant rate rhythm leads to a
smooth ride
" “One
of the most profound experiences was that of
experiencing becoming aware of moving the feet
very lightly and gently on the living, loving,
supporting Mother Earth.”
“I couldn't wait to try out this "new"
effortless way of doing the form at home.” “ ‘Class
Culture’ ” This is Tai Chi? "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." "Yin
style typing requires focus. However my hands
are less rigid and no longer cupped."
"The
act of trying to let go has struggle inbuilt..." "..there
was a point when a work-related issue came
sharply into my mind."
"Quite early on in my learning I found that
at the end of practice I would be greeted by a
kind of 'explosion of peace', this still
occurs."
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