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The Tai Chi Space

How to Move in Tai Chi and Qi Gong

By (author) Paul Cavel
Format: Paperback / softback
Publisher: Aeon Books Ltd, London, United Kingdom
Published: 4th Oct 2017
Dimensions: w 145mm h 227mm d 12mm
Weight: 235g
ISBN-10: 1904658989
ISBN-13: 9781904658986
Barcode No: 9781904658986
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Synopsis
Learn the forty-two essential principles of Tai Chi & Qi Gong This book is designed to teach the fundamentals that drive and underpin internal arts training at all levels and stages of development, not a form. Each of the 42 principles, portrayed as images and accompanied by brief explanations, are aimed at conveying how internal arts techniques function in ways that help you embed them and feel them come alive in your flesh - regardless of the specific systems, styles or forms you train.

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'Paul Cavel is a gifted teacher who is able to embody the arts and break them down into easy-to-follow steps. I have seen him help others build extraordinary energetic foundations in their bodies. I highly recommend this book to anyone looking to learn or deepen the internal principles that give shape to tai chi and qi gong forms.'-Tai Chi Master and author Bruce Frantzis'Metaphors, images and symbols are the language of our subconscious minds. They help to convey meaning to our consciousness and hence store in the memory quite easily and naturally. If they are chosen well, they are able to penetrate the deeper layers of our consciousness and trigger the deeply imprinted wisdom of our body. The images Paul offers can shorten the process of transmitting information, enhance our learning and awaken our bodily intelligence. This way of teaching requires a very deep level of understanding of the material and, indeed, of human nature itself. Paul obviously has both.'-From the Foreword by Dr Michael Mettner