Tag Archives: wuji

From The Master – The Relationship Between Wuji, Taiji and Qigong

Posted on September 16, 2012 by Yang Yang

[From The Master] The Relationship Between Wuji, Taiji and Qigong by Yang Yang, Ph.D © 2012 Center for Taiji & Qigong Studies –used by permission Practitioners frequently ask about the relationship between taiji and qigong. Different people have differing opinions. … Continue reading →

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Meditation In Motion – Relax and Loosen in Taiji

Posted on September 16, 2012 by Eric Borreson

[Meditation In Motion] Relax and Loosen in Taiji by Eric Borreson One of the first principles typically taught in taiji is song (松). A common translation is relax, but this is not sufficient to adequately describe the term. It can … Continue reading →

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Meditation In Motion — Yin & Yang in Taiji

Posted on May 12, 2012 by Eric Borreson

Meditation in Motion Yin and Yang in Taiji by Eric Borreson One of the fundamental principles of taiji is that we start in wuji, or neutral emptiness. As we begin to move, wuji separates into yin and yang, the opposite … Continue reading →

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East-West Perspective: The Three Treasures

Posted on June 6, 2011 by Roger Jahnke

The Three Treasures: Unity, Harmony, Diversity Part One of Two Excerpted from The Healing Promise of Qi, McGraw-Hill, Rewritten and rearranged specifically for Yang-Sheng Magazine (Previously Qi Dao) Dr Roger Jahnke, OMD Dao gives birth to the boundless, eternal One, … Continue reading →

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From the Master

Posted on May 21, 2011 by Yang Yang

    Why Standing Meditation? by Yang Yang, Ph.D. Why do we do standing meditation (standing wuji)? This is one of the most frequently asked questions, and it comes both from beginners as well as long time Taiji form practitioners. … Continue reading →

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