A Multifaceted Master of Taijiquan and Traditional Chinese Culture Cheng Man Ching, also known as Zheng Manqing, was a renowned figure in the realm of martial arts, particularly in Tai Chi Chuan, as well as a skilled calligrapher, painter, and doctor of traditional Chinese medicine. … read more
Amidst the bustling streets of the city, I found myself in the company of a venerable sage—a master of the ancient arts, whose presence radiated wisdom and grace. As we sat together in a quiet tea house, I listened intently as he shared tales of … read more
In the heart of a bustling city, I sought out the wisdom of a renowned Taiji master—a beacon of light amidst the chaos of urban life. With each step, I felt the weight of the world lifting from my shoulders, replaced by a sense of calm and clarity.
As I entered the master’s studio, I was greeted by the scent of incense and the sound of soft music—a sanctuary of peace amidst the noise and clamor outside. Sitting down beside the master, I listened intently as they shared their insights into the ancient art of Taiji – the principles of balance, harmony, and the Tao.
“Taiji is more than just a martial art,” the master explained, their voice gentle yet firm. “It is a way of being – a path to inner peace, health, and spiritual growth. Through the practice of Taiji, we learn to cultivate mindfulness, presence, and awareness, awakening to the beauty of the present moment.”
As I absorbed the master’s words, I felt a profound sense of gratitude wash over me – a recognition of the precious gift that Taiji offers to all who seek it. And as I bowed in thanks to the master, I knew that my journey along the path of harmony had only just begun.
Tai Chi Masters | Taiji Masters
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(Photo on the left: Cheng Man Ching and T.T. Liang)