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Actually. Chi does exist. As long as you also believe in things like magick and natural energy.

Now if you refuse to believe in things due to your religious or moral up bringings…or lack of knowledge…then you wouldnt believe it exits. Chi is an asian term for energy. Chi exist in everyone and everything. There is both good chi and bad chi. Just like there is Yin and Yang..and if you want get technical; there is Postive and Negative of Yin and Yang. Each of it being Chi.

Now, seeing what Tai Lee on Avatar did was just control the pressure points, chakras, etc of the Chi. Now while it isnt possible to control chi and block chi like Tai Lee does, you can still… use it to hit pressure points…but again, you would need to be quick, dexterious, agile…to a near extreme point. Now, it is possible to block ones chakra’s points, but that usually brings about bad karma on your point. It isnt good to try and block ones chakras seeing they need them to live. Now, im sure I will get a bunch of people denying it; calling me wrong, and a sinner. Hey, if you can believe in an All Powerful God; why cant you believe in Nature and all its goodness.

Tai Chi for Health – The 6 Forms DVD

Tai Chi for Health Instructional DVD To gain better health in minimum time duration: 90 mins Introduction The Six Forms was designed for beginners to gain maximum health benefits in minimal time, composed by Dr. Paul Lam based on the world’s most popular forms, the 24 Forms. The DVD is easy-to-follow and is suitable for people without prior knowledge of Tai Chi . Find out how much Tai Chi can improve the quality of your life by learning this program. Contents The DVD begins with a general introduction of Tai Chi and how it works. The instructions are comprehensive, with four repetitions of each movement, which are built on one another progressively so that viewers learn as though they are actually attending Dr. Lam’s class. Includes warm-up and the 3 in 1 Qigong exercises. Features Learn Tai Chi in the comfort of your own home Innovative and proven teaching methods Suitable for almost any age and level of fitness Bonus inclusion of 3 in 1 Qigong a breathing exercise that is effective for relaxation, at the same time improving your level of Tai Chi. Comments: “First of all, my deepest gratitude to you for introducing me to the marvelous art of Tai Chi. I very recently purchased your 6-form Yang DVD (DVD is definitely the way to go, please transfer more of your videos to that format!!!) I have practiced different forms of yoga for years and even some Qigong exercises but none of them have given me the wonderful feeling of soft flowing qi and a still mind like practicing

Master Xu ShiXi’s Tai Chi & Bagua Throwing skills

Master Xu ShiXi (徐世熙) performed his Tai Chi & Bagua Throwing skills in Russian TV programma. Master Xu is one of the master who can use Bagua & Taichi for real fighting.

tai chi kung fu fan 52 back / rear view 太極功夫扇52式全套路背面practice II

Today I could perform better than yesterday v^^ The followings are unique funny explanatory names for each posture created by ‘redwoodtwig’ (Chap.1-6) Thank you^^ 1. Salute 2. Flying diagonal 3. White crane opens wing 4. Attack the wasp nest 5. Spin and dive deep into the ocean 6. Rooster stands on one leg 7. Thunder strikes the mountain 8. Cat chases a butterfly 9. Admiring Cherry Blossoms from horseback ———————————————- 10. Parting the wild horse’s mane 11. The baby swallow hides under the roof 12. Attack the wasp nest 13. Tiger catches a deer 14. Mantis catches a cicada 15. Wild horse rears and turns 16. Pigeon dodges eagle 17. Admiring cherry blossoms from horseback ———————————————— 18. Lifting the hearth and pushing the mountain 19. Dragon looks at his tail 20. Urging the horse to gallop 21. Toss the lariat from rearing horse 22. Catch the moon 23. Swing the robe 24. Cloud hands and chop with ax 25. Present the general’s banner 26 Close the door. ———————————————— 27. Parting the wild horse’s mane 28. The baby swallow hides under the roof 29. Attack the wasp nest 30. Tiger catches a deer 31. Mantis catches a cicada 32. Wild horse rears and turns 33. Pigeon dodges eagle 34. Admiring cherry blossoms from horseback ———————————————— 35. Double Elbow Strike 36. Windup and pound down with both fists 37. Wave Fan Empty Step 38. Threatening double

Origami Tai-Chi Symbol (Sy Chen)

How to make an origami Tai-Chi Symbol Designed by Sy Chen ( freedomi.brinkster.net ) Presented here by Jo Nakashima with permission of the creator