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DateUserKCTPNComments
2008-12-23Anonymous10101010No 
2008-09-08Brittney10101010NoThank you so much for your answer. I am still going to learn tai chi, mostly because I am a bowler, and i want to gain more strength. Thank you again!
2008-07-18Samantha109910YesThanks so much!
2008-02-06Susan10101010Yes 
2008-01-16Beau10101010YesThank you for the quick response. I will try this and hopefully find that to which I am looking for.
2007-11-26m10101010Nothank you jonathan!
2007-10-18Marsha8699Nostill not sure what causes the yawning but am happy with knowing how to stop it.
2007-07-25lara10101010Nothanks thats nice :)
2007-07-07Shay10101010YesA very clear and informative response, incorporating examples from his knowledge. The answers are very precise, answering the questions completely.
2007-04-01Brian10101010NoThe best!! The answer is clear and it really helps!!
2006-08-26Daniel10101010NoVery fast and good answer!
2005-06-06Max10101010Yesaloha, and thank u!
2005-02-09David Rusbatch10101010NoI find the information quite good the only problem is we are a small areaandhave no wtichi instructirs here. can i learn it from a bood like masted Cheng man ching or is videobetter and will it give me all i need thankyou . bvaughn1 @charter.net
2004-07-29bill vaughn991010No 
2004-05-06Justin Harris10101010Nothankyou very much for spending time to answer my question.
2004-04-13Damon Cook105108NoThanking you for the reply.
2002-05-26helen10101010YesAstonishing fast and informative!
2002-01-21Darryl Goudreau1091010NoA great help. Many thanks.
2001-10-29kings10101010NoThank you so much for your guide and your quick response. I will find them! Good luck to you
2001-07-28Augusto1091010No 
2001-05-22jeff9899NoThank you for your effort. Your comments are very helpful. Kind regards, Jos Rosier
2001-05-14jeff8697NoI get the impression that you feel I am asking too many questions without having studied enough. I will take more time to learn. Thanks!
2000-11-13Corey Saines1091010No 
2000-11-03Corey Saines10101010Yes 
2000-08-15John10101010NoA quick and encouraging response Cheers
2000-07-13KJ singh10101010No 
2000-07-02Jan10101010NoThank you so much. I got just the answer I needed in only a few hours.
2000-06-13Wasim Kh.10101010NoThank you so much! I could never look up information on the internet, because I could not remember the name. Thanks again for your help. Kathleen.
2000-05-30Brian Jaeger10101010NoGreat answer. Thanks.
2000-05-03mnegypt10101010Yes 

 

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Jonathan Gaines

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T`ai Chi and meditation. I am a 30+ year student and teacher of T`ai Chi Ch`uan. My teacher was the late Grand Master Cheng Man-ching with whom I studied for seven years. I am knowledgeable about the principals, practices and the applications of Tai Chi as well as the many benefits and some of the pit falls of practice. I am also knowledgeable about Chi Kung and have developed my own `simple and easy` method. The benefits of T`ai chi Ch`uan and Chi Kung include health and wellness as well as self defense based on principles of yielding rather than resisting. Fascinating! As a life long spiritual seeker I am also knowledgeable about meditation and contemplation. My principle practice is Dzog Chen which I am learning from Chogyal Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche. The benefits of Dzog Chen are the potential to discover your own mind stream and master it. The point is to enter into the non dualistic state of `no thought` and then learn to be aware of this state while entering into thought. Self liberation from samara and for the sake of all sentient beings is the purpose of Dzog Chen practice.

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