The Vital Force Archive
Forty years of The Vital Force (1985-2025), the journal of the T’ai Chi Chih community. Search for a word, a teacher, a movement or a place, or browse by category and topic.
February 2015
The February 2015 issue opens with Linda Jones’s account of aphasia and a diagnosis of global cerebral atrophy, and includes Judy Hendricks’s case against regional variations in Keeping TCC True. Tish Jaramillo, an acupuncturist, identifies the Bubbling Spring as Kidney-1, and the Musings About Teaching series carries answers from Amy Tyksinski, April Leffler, Anita Vestal and Deb Bertelsen.
M. C. Bauder credits a first community education class with Jean Katus for breaking loose stopped-up chi, ending a fear of going anywhere alone and easing stiff joints.
M. C. Bauder
Rapid City, South Dakota
Judy Resele found a cable soundscapes station for her practice and used the eight panes of her window to track repetitions, freeing her mind and lengthening her Cosmic Consciousness Pose.
Judy Resele
Des Plaines, Illinois
