5 Meetup Groups match “Taoism” near Columbia, MD
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Welcome, Tao Life Seekers! According to the ancient wisdom of Taoism, in nature there is balance and harmony; Taoism promotes living in accordance with the laws of nature. This group is for those seeking to achieve an inspired creative life applying Taoist principles, either as an artist, a martial artist, a healer, an acupuncturist, a herbalist, a green environmentalist, or those interested in applying those principles in their lives. Our monthly activities take our members to where Tao princip …
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The world we see is the one we make. Now is the time to begin a healthier, calmer and clearer world. On Saturday, April 27th, 10 am local time, in hundreds of cities, in over 70 nations, the world will quietly be washed over by a wave of healing qi and intent, as tai chi and qigong players of all styles come together as one family, to breathe together. World Tai Chi & Qigong Day 2013 "One World ... One Breath." SAT. APRIL 27TH, WORLD TAIJI & QIGONG DAY (AKA WORLD HEALING DAY) 9:30A.M. - 11:30 A. …
The Way is a Socially Engaged Sangha committed to reducing suffering and injustice by advancing peace through social, environmental, and economic action. We are a community of practitioners in Winchester, VA.
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We are an organization dedicated to learning and practicing Heart Chan meditation. We do not only sit quietly and relax, because Chan is far beyond this. We learn what mediation is about—its purpose, practice, and effects—through tradition-based practice. Chan (it’s the same word as “Zen” from Japanese) could be regarded as a philosophy about one's life from birth to death and all its ups and downs in between. Through this philosophy, we could understand ourselves better. Not many people un …
"T'ai chi ch'uan (or Taijiquan) is a relatively modern phrase. It came about in the late 19th century. Before that, what we now know as Taiji was called by other names, such as hao ch'uan' (translated 'loose boxing') or its more correct name of dim-mak (translated 'the striking of the vital points' or 'death-point striking'). It's ironic that the art most people call Taiji has now been reduced to a wimp's boxing rather than the 'supreme ultimate boxing,' which is what T'ai chi ch'uan means. Once …
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