Body, Mind and Spirit.

The word Wuji can be translated as, "without limit," or, "ultimate less," and it is a core concept in Chinese philosophy. It represents the universe before the emergence of Yin and Yang (Taiji), and symbolises infinity, emptiness, and pure potential. It is no coincidence that every Taiji and Qigong exercise begins and ends with a moment of Wuji. In fact, whatever style or system you study, I guarantee that you start with Wuji, because without it, there is no beginning or end

Part 3:“Don’t skip legs day!” ………. know that I am a student of this art and that I have much to learn. I am not a fighter and I never will be, the idea of being punched in the face doesn’t appeal to me. Likewise, mystical words and incantations are thought about but not recited like mantras. The path I have chosen to walk has not been full of encyclopedias on forms and styles. My journey has been a gentle slow stroll along a path strewn with stones and littered with wrong tur

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