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In this post, I want to tell you about my story of how I achieved a perfect split in just seven days. During my education in Wudang, I was required to do the split or my journey would have come to an abrupt end. Achieving a split is absolutely necessary for lineage holders in San Feng Pai. I was required to accomplish the split in three months! This post is telling a real story of how I achieved my split in seven days!
In reality, there are a few drops in the rain which can be perceived. They are enough to ground our soul. When interacting with the endlessly hard and the infinitely soft, we are greatly inspired by the elements. When you are ready to give, you must be prepared to observe under the veil which hides the true intentions of the people. The hidden nature within which clouds the way of the Dao, light the path and be inspired to change.
Confucius is known under his Latinized name, but his family name is Kong, and his given name is Qiu. Kong Qiu was a master of the six arts, the required education for commoners at this time. The six arts were rites, music, archery, charioteering, calligraphy and mathematics. Being a master of all the six arts make a real gentleman. Kong Qiu is a man of the people and therefore always a topic when it comes to education and politics. His methods are much inspired by the teachings of Laozi but on a more personal level. He always had the power to encourage people to understand the greater good and common interests.
Laozi describes two ways of the Dao, the way of humans and the way of nature. When both worlds harmonize we call it Ziran自然 (zìrán) because, in the end, and beginning, it is the same source. The way of the Dao for humans is called Wuwei 無爲 (wúwéi). Everything against our nature is against the Dao.
All energies will be created from Wuji (emptiness) in the moment of true nothingness there will also be Yin and Yang. Once the will of heaven is realized Taiji will emerge. What we realize as our truth will give power to Taiji.
Xuan Gong should not focus on beautiful movements but on the power transitions, it will determine the level of one’s Tai Chi and gives the Shifu a good idea of how good ones understanding of Wuji may be. Xuan Gong should look like it is always continuing, not finding a start and an end because the power smoothly crosses from one move through the other giving each individual movement meaning and importance.
People are okay in general by judging themselves and others and putting them and themselves in a place which they perceive as right. Because this worldview stagnates the growth, problems may occur once physical or mental conditions change. Welcome to the path of Taoist practice! We breathe and live but most of the essential things we do subconsciously without realizing its importance. The key of these important things is the natural order in which… Read More
First, let me tell you that you are a creator. Your thoughts are the laws of your Dao, your inner cosmos or whatever you want to call it. Negative and Positive thoughts are equally important as they reflect on your situation. It is the purpose of your thoughts that may bring you further in life or not. Before things get too complicated, let us focus on your reality. You usually have all… Read More
500 million viewers will watch this trailer in China! Our Wudang Academy was chosen to participate in the trailer. This season will be happening in Austria!
The Monk Fruit is a well-known ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine. The fruit itself is 300 times sweeter than sugar and is a healthier alternative to Stevia. Benefits The Monk Fruit or also Luo Han Guo (Longevity Fruit) is especially useful in reducing heat in the body. Not only does it balance out all sicknesses related to heat, but it also reduces inflammation and fever. Safe There are no reports of the Monk… Read More
In the traditional Chinese medicine, the kidneys are the storage of our energy. The reason when waking up and we feel vitalized is because of the kidney circulation and its connecting energy meridians. Sometimes due to stress, we may sleep and still feel sleepy when waking up, this indicates a weak kidney or weak circulation. To be active during the day and have a proper circulation, we need yang energy. This is why… Read More
What really is a problem to us are our boundaries, the chains we set ourselves. Believing in one thing is not enough we must explore to know. When the strength is leaving our body, we get out of our comfort zone, and our concentration drops. Battling with ourselves to the limits will give rise to an internal conflict. Letting go of our ego and accept failure will resolve all problems we have… Read More
Hello Everyone! I am leading my Wudang school in Vienna since 2015 now. What drives me the most is the will of Wudang which resides in my heart. Now you may ask what that is, today; I want to share with you information that took me years to achieve during the time of my study in the Wudang Mountains. When people come looking for something there is always a hidden agenda. The feeling of… Read More