The word Tao means The Way, the way of nature and the Universe, or the path of natural reality. It also refers to a way in which we can open our minds to learn more about the world, our spiritual paths, and ourselves. Taoism is a practice of body, mind and spirit, not just a philosophy of mind. When we have the true sense of the Tao, of the real knowledge and wisdom, we will be able to make the right decisions in our lives.
Taoism involves many practical disciplines that can restore out lost youth, energy, and virtues while awakening our deepest spiritual potentials. Taoists regard these practices as a technology that can help us learn universal truths if we are willing to be receptive.
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Jutta Kellenberger, Universal Tao Senior Instructor |
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November 18 – 24. Female Healing Retreat. The time tested Taoist female practices and meditations regulate the hormone production in the body, eliminating premenstrual symptoms such as feeling bloated, swelling of the breasts, mood swings etc. November 25 – December 1. Chi Nei Tsang I is a Chinese term for an internal organ Chi massage which helps release stress and promotes healing by using techniques of massage directly over the navel and surrounding abdominal area where stress, tension and negative emotions accumulate and congest read more... December 2 – 8. Chi Nei Tsang II is one of the most profound therapeutic massage forms found in classical Chinese and Thai Medicine. Chi Nei Tsang practitioners assist those they work with in maintaining their health through tissue and organ massage and wind release techniques. read more... |
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Walter Kellenberger, Universal Tao Senior Instructor
The “inner structure” of Tai Chi can be learned by everybody independent of any previous Tai Chi knowledge. It serves as indispensable basis knowledge for any other Tai Chi form and allows us to receive, transform and move universal, cosmic and earth energy in the microcosmic orbit. read more.. A man’s sexual energy is often difficult to control. The primary reason for this is that nobody has ever taught him how to do it. The Tao of Healing Love gives answers to questions about the "taboo" subject of sexual energy. read more.. |
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Wanny Winsloe, the founder of click here for Retreat Schedules from June to October 2007 |
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The main focus of this retreat will be on the practice of a Tai-chi shortform in 24 movements. With this form, the Taoists emphasize the inner movement of chi. As the Tao is associated with an easy-flowing stream, the Taoist way of Tai-chi encourages you to feel the flow and flow with the feeling. In Taoism, unmediated feeling is knowing. Tai-chi allows you to cultivate the immediacy of feeling, wuchin, and so to harmonize the body-mind with the flow of the life-force. read more... contact: info@tao-garden.com |
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Taoist Master Li Hechun: TAI CHI (Taoist Arts Performances; Calligraphy and Ancient Music for Meditation) February 3rd through February 9th 2008 Good Air ** Good Water ** Good Food ** Good Chi ** Good Heart ** Good Mind
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Special case for Weight Loss Program Watch this brief video. 
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