Jul
26
Tai chi Retreat 2010 Diary Part 3 of 3
July 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment
Day 3 (7 March 2010) Final day. So today is the end to the trilogy. Or is it really the beginning of something new. The question is “How Can You Keep a dew drop from losing?” All of our destinies made us meet. We all come from different backgrounds and we are together in the [...]
Jun
9
A Retreat with a Difference – Sachidev, Chennai The Tai Chi 2010 Retreat conducted by our Academy was one of its kind. As quoted by none other than our dear Grandmaster Fu and Master James. Two China trips gave our Sifu an idea of what must be and what must not be done in a [...]
May
5
Tai chi Retreat 2010 Diary Part 2 of 3
May 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment
Day 2 (6 March 2010) Sunrise Tai Chi Mornings and at 4 AM. 4 AM? You ask what on Earth was I doing at 4 in the morning with S and S deep in their slumbers. I brought my @$%^& !& work to the retreat. In 2 hours the sunrise TaiChi was to commence. And [...]
Apr
20
Missed the Bus by Sifu George Thomas
April 20, 2010 | 1 Comment
During our childhood days many of us would have loved to do different activities connected with sports and health like boxing, soccer, lawn tennis, track and field events like sprints, long jump, pole vault etc…. but for some reason or the other things did not work out the way we would have liked. After crossing [...]
Apr
6
Tai chi Retreat 2010 Diary Part 1 of 3
April 6, 2010 | 1 Comment
Thanks to Kaustav Guha for writing this wonderful 3 Part diary on Taichi Retreat 2010! This diary was floating inide the academy group for some time. After seeing our students likes we have shared this with you all.! Kaustav Guha is our Instructor for our Bangalore branch. Cast GrandMaster Fu Sheng Yuan and Master James [...]
Mar
22
Sunrise and gentle power of Tai chi
March 22, 2010 | 3 Comments
The small shimmering yellow and red lights seemed floating in air. The road that curved gently bounded by these uniformly arranged lights on both sides. The early morning fog was descending making the environment a little hazy. The sea was nowhere to be seen and everything above the horizon was dark. Scouting for known faces, [...]
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