Now I am going to practice Thai chi with Prof. K.S. Walgama, a Sri Lankan Thai chi Master. He is a great teacher. I am loving Thai chi. Getting use to slow warld even in Kandy city in Sri Lanka.
Hei Sudesh, so glad to hear from you! Did an intensive taichi seminar with a Chinese teacher, for one weekend, he was a great instructor. This is how I came to realize how important it is to have the right teacher. Hope to have other news from you!
This knowledge is not ours. The most we can do is to fill a bucket of water from a river, and let others feel its taste. Then it goes back where it belongs. Before it goes back, some of us try to print it on walls. This is called temporary fixation of knowledge. It allows more beings to feel its taste. The writings in here may be directly from the river, or borrowed from other buckets. In either case, they are all to be shared.
This knowledge is not ours. The most we can do is to fill a bucket of water from a river, and let others feel its taste. Then it goes back where it belongs. Before it goes back, some of us try to print it on walls. This is called temporary fixation of knowledge. It allows more beings to feel its taste. The writings in here may be directly from the river, or borrowed from other buckets. In either case, they are all to be shared.
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Hei Sudesh, so glad to hear from you! Did an intensive taichi seminar with a Chinese teacher, for one weekend, he was a great instructor. This is how I came to realize how important it is to have the right teacher.
Hope to have other news from you!
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