Categories: Teacher Accreditation & Training
26 Attend Seijaku Course
By: Corinn Codye
In Monterey, CA, March 4-6, 1988, thirteen T’ai Chi Chih instructors received Seijaku training and became accredited to teach this advanced form of T’ai Chi Chih. The thirteen new Seijaku instructors are:
Luba Blumberg, Oakland, CA
Jeanne Carlson-Linscott, Bemidji, MN
Daniel Finn, Alameda, CA
Hannah Hedrick, Chicago, IL
Daryl Holtz Isenberg, Highland Park, IL
Peggy Knorr, Whittier, CA
Benjamin Levitan, Albany, CA
Joseph Pagano, Monterey, CA
Carolyn Shaw, Albuquerque, NM
Lillian Susumi, Seattle, WA
Elaine Smith Wender, Haiku, Maui, HI
Ehsida Wilson, Montecito, CA
Renee Wilson, Victoria, BC Canada
An equal number of auditing teachers returned to review and incorporate Seijaku practice into new and deeper integration. Everyone was well-rewarded internally and experienced high levels of energy flow and deep relaxation and meditation. Most were impressed by the strength of Seijaku practice while recognizing that the full spectrum of benefits possible (and probable through practice!) are not readily recognized, since the principles are deceptively simple. Those of us who have practiced Seijaku for over a year now are just beginning to appreciate the healing power of what Justin has developed and shared with us in the form of Seijaku. We glimpse its full worth only as we look back at the speed of personal evolution we are generating through Seijaku practice. Is there any complete way to say thank you?
Originally appeared in: Spring 1988