laughingblade

OK

'correct' in what context?

I attended a seminar with YaMu about 15 years ago. S-M is mostly about the transmission, and it's strong: while I don't practice it these days the internal LDT spiralling he initiated still occurs regularly when I sit. The Gift of the Tao movements look like the messiest form you've ever seen, but they are potent particularly when performed in nature. Energetically different, more shamanic if I were to grab a word for it than Tai Chi. I note @SodaChanh's experience and can well believe that S-M has the ability to jump a few levels of balanced development. I haven't practiced any Max or Jenny Lamb stuff. Everyone charges a lot these days. I imagine the pov that says he wants serious practitioners, but also recognise everyone needs to make a living and it's tough at the moment.