This video we bring you about tai chi sword to you so you can watch and also have access to related topics and items, all in one place. You can learn and keep learning without distraction.
Master Gu shares the secrets of Wudang Tai Chi Sword form… I find the sword unwieldy, I give you a tour of what’s changed in the Tai Chi Family household and do some singing. A good old fashioned Tai Chi family episode…
☯ Get free wellness tips and learn how to live long & live well with Master Gu – ONLINE! ☯
Click to sign up ⏩⏩
☯ Support my work with Patreon and get awesome rewards:
☯ Or support with a one off payment? Thank you!
☯ Tea Time Taoism Full Series – What is Taoism? or is it Daoism? The Yin Yang? The Tao? Wu-Wei? The Tao Te Ching? Who is Lao Tze? Taoism 101 with Master Gu from the heart of China:
☯ FOLLOW FOR PICTURES OF THE ACTION
Instagram:
Facebook:
Twitter:
☯ ONLINE TAOISM COMMUNITY
Head to:
If you have a question, google it + “site:www.reddit.com”. That will bring up the previous discussions on that topic.
Still have a burning question? Start a new thread and the community will be happy to help.
☯ STUDY TAI CHI WITH MASTER GU
Master Gu’s site:
He would be honoured to have you. Drop him an email.
☯ RECOMMENDED READING LIST
🔸Best Book for Beginners – Tao of Pooh:
Benjamin Hoff delightfully explores Taoist principles with the help of Winnie the Pooh.
🔸Best Tao Te Ching – Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life:
Wayne Dyer applies the wisdom of the Tao Te Ching to modern lives. This book is transforming how I see myself and the world – it’s a must-read.
🔸Supplementary Tao Te Ching – Tao Te Ching (Derek Lin):
An accurate translation, getting you closer to Lao Tze’s original meaning. Cross-reference with Wayne Dyer version.
🔸Zhuangzi:
The second most famous Taoist text after TTC. Profound philosophy told through humorous stories.
🔸Further exploration – “Tao: the Watercourse Way”
World-famous philosopher, Alan Watts, explores Taoist concepts in his signature witty style.
🔸For personal growth – The Tao of Success:
Derek Lin shows that being a Taoist doesn’t mean becoming lazy. This book explores how to grow in harmony with the Tao. Highly recommended.