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Tai Chi Chuan and the Code of Life
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Author: Graham Horwood
Publisher: Dragon Door Publications (2002) Binding: Paperback, 184 pages pricer: $29.95 ISBN-10: 0938045385 editorialreviews Revealing the Deeper Mysteries of China¡¯s Ancient Art for Health and Harmony Over the centuries, the ancient martial art of Tai Chi Chuan, better known as Tai Chi, has exerted an almost magnetic influence for millions of seekers, attracted to its promise of physical resilience, emotional well being and spiritual illumination. Emblematic of China¡¯s greatest traditions in philosophical and religious enquiry, there is a grand, elusive mystique to Tai Chi that seems to transcend its apparent emphasis on self-defense and good health. What, really, is the basis for this enduring appeal? Why has Tai Chi become so popular in the West? And what benefits can we really expect from its practice? In , Graham Horwood brilliantly explores these and many other questions. Horwood demonstrates how Tai Chi links not only to the I Ching, to Taoism and to Chinese alchemy, but also to the greatest traditions of both Western alchemy and modern science. A portrait emerges of Tai Chi as a dynamic blueprint for the true functioning of the universe. To practice Tai Chi correctly is to directly embody the great universal truths as they naturally unfold in our daily lives. But what is correct Tai Chi practice? Moving beyond the theory, Horwood¡¯s reveals deeply practical techniques, drawn from the Yang Family¡¯s formerly secret teachings, on how to optimize one¡¯s energetic and spiritual development. Without this kind of specialized knowledge, Tai Chi is unlikely to reward you with its most powerful benefits. A treasure for novice and seasoned practitioner alike, makes a welcome and far-ranging contribution to our understanding and practice of this mysterious discipline. Introduction Jung, Wilhelm, and the I Ching¡The I Ching and Life in Harmony¡Feng Shui and the Balance of Nature¡Science, DNA, and Tai Chi¡The Role of Change in the Universal Life Force¡The Dark and Light Sides of Tai Chi Chuan. Chapter One The Philosophy of Taoism, from a Western Perspective¡Chinese Thought and History¡Alchemy and Opposition¡The Number and Name of Creation¡Tending the Waters of the Unconscious. Chapter Two The History of Tai Chi Chuan¡The Four Styles of Tai Chi Chuan¡An Ancient Way of War¡The Tai Chi Hermit¡The Spiral Dance of Chen Wang Ting¡Tai Chi Goes Underground¡Yang the Shadow Boxer¡The Yang Family Style¡What the History of Tai Chi Tells Us. Chapter Three The Eight Pa Qua Trigrams¡Chinese Archetype: Chien¡ªWestern Equivalent, Relationship to Martial Posture, TCM Organ/Meridian and to Amino Acid¡Chinese Archetype: Kun¡ªWestern Equivalent, Relationship to Martial Posture, TCM Organ/Meridian and to Amino Acid¡Chinese Archetype: Kan¡ªWestern Equivalent, Relationship to Martial Posture, TCM Organ/Meridian and to Amino Acid ¡Chinese Archetype: Li¡ªWestern Equivalent, Relationship to Martial Posture, TCM Organ/Meridian and to Amino Acid ¡Chinese Archetype: Tui¡ªWestern Equivalent, Relationship to Martial Posture, TCM Organ/Meridian and to Amino Acid ¡Chinese Archetype: Chen¡ªWestern Equivalent, Relationship to Martial Posture, TCM Organ/Meridian and to Amino Acid ¡Chinese Archetype: Ken¡ªWestern Equivalent, Relationship to Martial Posture, TCM Organ/Meridian and to Amino Acid¡Chinese Archetype: Sun¡ªWestern Equivalent, Relationship to Martial Posture, TCM Organ/Meridian and to Amino Acid ¡Conclusion of the Pa Qua and Their Relationships. Chapter Four The Five Elements¡ªWu Hsing: The Relationship with the Tai Chi Form, Movement, and Internal Organ Balance¡The Psychology of the Wu Hsing¡The Four Elements in Greek Thought¡From Paracelsus to Quantum Physics¡Applications in Tai Chi¡Fire Element¡ªTai Chi Attribute, Direction, Emotions, Sounds and Organs¡Earth Element¡ª Tai Chi Attribute, Direction, Emotions, Sounds and Organs¡Metal Element¡ªTai Chi Attribute, Direction, Emotions, Sounds and Organs¡Water Elem
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