Touchstone T'ai Chi Ch'uan
South Ayrshire
Yang Style
Sun Style
Below are a selection of images that deserve their own page.
Some are thought provoking, some are 'shocking' and some are humourous.
The one thing they all share in common, is TRUTH. You may ask, what has this to do with T'aiji?
Of course, if you do, then you need to acquaint yourself with Daoist writings and philosophy.
I have posted these images in order to present representations of our world from different
perspectives. If you can spend a moment on each image with an open heart and deliberate
on the intention of the message contained within the image, your view of the real world, in all of it's chaotic glory, may begin to take shape.
There are many ways to view and read information, this is but one of these ways.
Some are thought provoking, some are 'shocking' and some are humourous.
The one thing they all share in common, is TRUTH. You may ask, what has this to do with T'aiji?
Of course, if you do, then you need to acquaint yourself with Daoist writings and philosophy.
I have posted these images in order to present representations of our world from different
perspectives. If you can spend a moment on each image with an open heart and deliberate
on the intention of the message contained within the image, your view of the real world, in all of it's chaotic glory, may begin to take shape.
There are many ways to view and read information, this is but one of these ways.
A Tale of two Christmas's
Lao Tzu say's in the Tao Te Ching 'He who knows, doesn't speak - He who speaks, doesn't know'
Don't Follow The Crowd
Chi is like air. You can't see, smell or taste it, but it is obviously there.
If one trains in the correct manner, then you can feel and sense both.
If one trains in the correct manner, then you can feel and sense both.
Needs no caption or explanation
The Ugly Truth About Plastics
'When I despair, I remember that all through history the way of truth and love have always won. There have been tyrants and murderers, and for a time, they can seem invincible, but in the end, they always fall. Think of it - always.' ? Mahatma Gandhi
