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National Volunteer Week

National Volunteer Week

Celebrating National Volunteer Week during the pandemic, Taoist Tai Chi® arts participants feel a deep appreciation for their chance to continue contributing positively to the world, even if physically distanced. The rewards of a caring life include a sense of calm purpose and a connection with others.
Pratique

Pratique

I can practice Taoist Tai Chi® arts where and when I like. I have no restrictions. I adapt to my environment. Je peux faire ma pratique de Tai Chi TaoïsteMD où et quand ça me plait. Je n’ai aucune restriction. Je m’adapte à mon environnement.   ~Christine
Building a Fairer Healthier World

Building a Fairer Healthier World

The ancient Chinese believed that true health comes when body, mind and spirit work together in harmony. Taoist Tai Chi® arts grew out of this tradition and are a path of ultimate transformation. Taoist Training is profoundly beneficial for health. Taoist Tai Chi® practice helps the mind be calm and clear yet creative and dynamic, […]
Ching Ming Festival

Ching Ming Festival

Ching Ming means clear and bright. It is a day to pay respect to our family ancestors, to  value where we have come from and to keep harmony with all who came before us. Today Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism participants from around the world chanted the Scripture of Filial Piety, a classic Confucian […]
Goon Yam Festival

Goon Yam Festival

Today Taoist Tai Chi® participants around the world chanted to celebrate Goon Yam (Guanyin), the bodhisattva of compassion. Goon Yam inspires the cultivation of compassion and celebrating her through chanting, our intention is to bring more peace and harmony to the world. 
Letting Go

Letting Go

I find it very difficult to let go, not to worry, to let go of my fears and be open to change. With the practice of the Taoist Tai Chi® arts and the support of the other participants, I am able to get better. I am on the path of change. J’ai beaucoup de difficulté à […]
Festival of Lord Lao

Festival of Lord Lao

Today Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism celebrated the Festival of Lord Lao with more than 1000 participants chanting via Zoom. Lord Lao (Laozi, Lao-Tzu) is best known as the author of the Daode Jing, foundational text of Taoist thought. We chanted for the world and gave thanks for the teachings of Taoism.
Rapid Recovery after Kidney Transplant

Rapid Recovery after Kidney Transplant

    In 2019 I had been practicing Taoist Tai Chi® arts for 22 years; it is also the year I had a full medical check including scans, bloodwork, and psychological assessment in hopes of donating a kidney to my husband.  Through the years of my Taoist Tai Chi® practice, I noticed the physical benefits […]
Improved Functionality

Improved Functionality

https://www.taoist.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/SMP90B_Copy-of-brain-activity-MH.mp4   Taoist Tai Chi®️ practice has improved the  functionality of my life immensely – mental clarity,  organizational abilities, mental memory and problem solving skills.  Also, I am more cheerful and have [...]
Help Depression and Anxiety

Help Depression and Anxiety

Research and anecdotal evidence show that Taoist Tai Chi® practice helps people with both depression and anxiety. Their energy increases, mood improves, and anxiety decreases. Read more about how the Taoist Tai [...]
A Lantern Blessing

A Lantern Blessing

I requested a Blessing to be chanted during the Lantern Festival. It is “The Lamp that Bestows Peace and Safety to the Young and Old”. This Blessing reminds me that [...]
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