Clear'Waters

Too much water will kill you, but without enough water you die. Too much sun can kill you, but without the sun life on earth wouldn't exist. Too much medicine creates more ailments, but not enough treatments would leave the problem unsolved. (I wanted to start a thread with this type of format continuing)

Look up Yi and Nian.. I think this would help clarify...

Houston

I have recently become intrested in Tai Chi... I wanted to know where to start... Any suggestions? I heard yang style is good. Im trying to supplement my practice i am already doing...

Sorry, I had to re-read this.. I would also like to thank you for posting it

Thank you.. I guess it is like my inhaling/ exhaling in 'practice'.. The more I consider it boundries between them, the more rough and seperated they are

Yeah i can agree with that aspect

Do you set an alarm, or what?

Yeah, maybe its because im making a distinction between the two

That makes sense, thank you

Thank you

When practice and normal domestic life clashes, what is one suppose to do? I have been trying to evade this situation, but it seems like it countinues to be unresolved as a result. Any advice?

Its ok.. I understand. I was only giving a minor method that works for me when I am in public.. I see your point of view though...

In many daoist texts, they refer to the 'shen' as mind or spirit, which in turn is followed by qi. So really, if ones qi is turbid one should first calm the mind and the qi will follow its calmness.

immaculate