Happy Valentines Day!
Here’s a poem by Autumn Hayes, who is a Blue Dragon Tai Chi Instructor that was recently published along with some information on how poetry and Tai Chi are intertwined.
Here’s a poem by Autumn Hayes, who is a Blue Dragon Tai Chi Instructor that was recently published along with some information on how poetry and Tai Chi are intertwined.
Celebrating the Year of the Snake: Embracing Yin and Cultivating Wisdom The Lunar New Year dawns, ushering in the Year of the Snake. In Daoist philosophy, the Snake embodies the deep, introspective energy of Yin. It is a time to cultivate inner stillness, to delve into the mysteries of the unseen, and to nurture the wisdom that lies dormant within. The Snake, with its graceful movements and ability to shed its skin, symbolizes transformation and renewal.
Today we celebrate the beauty of the autumn moon! Mid-Autumn Festival is a beloved celebration in many Asian cultures. This special day holds significant cultural and symbolic meaning. Many communities enjoy delicious mooncakes, traditional performances, lantern making, and more. This community event is a wonderful opportunity to connect with friends and family while experiencing the magic of the autumn moon.
For all things regarding health & longevity Wu liang sho fu! May heaven's blessings be upon us! Thank you for joining the Blue Dragon Tai Chi blog. I wanted to create a space where I can share what I have learned along the way of becoming a Taoist Tai Chi Player and Priest. This blog is about all aspects of how to live a long and healthy life. It’s also about the journey of personal growth.