Post-Intensive Observations
On the final day of a recent Intensive it was obvious that what attracts me to TCC is the fact that it’s a transformational practice. As Sandy McAlister broke down each movement and invited us to discover the beauty of flowing with the Chi, I noticed the difference between trying to do TCC right and letting TCC happen. Again and again I noticed thoughts arising about doing TCC. And again and again upon letting go, and simply letting the intention and attention dance with the Chi, the practice unfolded like a song being sung through me. When I practice TCC all the difficulties of life and its drama dissolve. The simple moment-to-moment joy of being springs forward. Conversations between movements revealed how the experience of transformation is unique for each person, and yet involves the same principles: letting go, balance, alignment, circularity, softness and polarity. I am more excited than ever to be a part of the TCC community and I look forward to joining the teaching circle soon.
Pyramid Poems
feel
the warmth
T’ai Chi Chih
meditation
you know it
simply
love
– Judy
go
into
the quiet
feel the stillness
return to
see the
light
– Maggie S
quiet
inside
flows rivers
of joy and love
gratitude
endless
gifts
– MW
Chi
vibrant
existence
moving through me
vital force
feeling
joy
– Robert M
calm
quiet
patiently
watching, waiting
change happens
ease and
flow
– PBQ
the
past is
there but just
remember now
be present
practice
it
– Judy
deep
within
Seijaku
takes us sinking
in oneness
we now
live
– MR
breathe
again
let it go
yes it’s time for
me to know
feel good
now
– PBG
sun
vibrant
galactic
supernova
it’s too hot
sunburn
ouch
– Miles Light
sun
burning
bright behind
clouds of my own
sad design
lost my
fire
– James Berbert
sun
does not
always light
up the things we
would like to
see the
most
– Ariel Byrd
praise
because
the love of
T’ai Chi Chih does
energize
and calm
one
– Donna Bell
oh
being
T’ai Chi Chih
doing no-thing
am happy
moving
slow
– Anon
sun
blazing
beautifully
we are out doors
enjoying
practice
shine
– Judi Lane
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