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Tai Chi Tip #49

By Chris Leave a Comment

Add sitting  on a chair Chi Kung exercises to your training so you can get a better understanding and feel for Chi.

Filed Under: Chi Kung, For Beginners, Tai Chi Tips Tagged With: Chi, Chi Kung, Sitting, Tai Chi, Tai Chi Tip, Training

Sitting Meditation

By Chris Leave a Comment

As part of my overall training I do about ten minutes of sitting meditation each day.

I do it for two reasons;

  1. it enables me to calm my mind
  2. it gives my wonky knees a rest from the more physical training I do

When I do this meditation I spend two minutes on the ‘inner smile’, three minutes on ‘dissolving’ and five minutes on focusing on my tan tien.

Here’s how to do it;

  1. sit on the edge of the chair
  2. relax the shoulders
  3. Imagine a string attached to your head, gently pulling you straight up
  4. feet shoulder width apart and flat on the flloor
  5. Hands resting on the knees
  6. Breathe slowly, deeply and comfortably

Although I combine my sitting meditation with other techniques,  it is okay to sit there and just meditate.

Have a go and let me know how you feel afterwards.

Filed Under: Chi Kung, For Beginners Tagged With: Calm the mind, Meditation, Sitting, Tai Chi

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Terms

Tai Chi Chuan
A health and self defence system.

Chi
The ‘intrinsic energy’ which circulates in all living things – Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming.

Chi Kung
….. specialises in building up the Chi circulation in the body for health and/or martial purposes – Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming.

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