Treasures Lost in Time

After I fell ill during the 2012 teacher conference, I regretted missing several scheduled presentations. Finding some of the 2012 conference presentations online, though, was like finding buried treasure. Sara Nelson’s presentation, for example, is so good. She gives all sorts of ideas to use when talking to health professionals and to students with physical problems. (If you’ve not been to conference recently, reading it will give you an idea of what you’ve been missing, and hopefully you’ll register for Conference 2013.)

The conference presentations always provide such amazing information. We are fortunate that is archiving those yearly presentations for the continuing benefit of the entire teaching community at . At press time, only a few presenters had made their materials available for archiving; let’s trust other presenters’ teh will help them follow through quickly, too, so all their marvelous works will not become lost treasures buried in time. Happy reading.

Editor’s Note: big thanks to James Eagle for his donation that enabled this addition of this web page and www.taichichih.org/conference_2013/.

Chi flows,

stronger when let go.

The body knows.

Like a bird on air,

with peaceful stillness,

the wrist gently turns in “Passing Clouds,”

as the waist opens.

The body knows,

the beauty of letting go.

Freedom and joy remain.

– Carol Spicer, Fair Lawn, New Jersey