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The Daoist Origins of Tàijí Quán (太極拳)

by Roy Hanney × on January 21, 2014 at 12:20 pm × 0 comments

The Daoist Origins of Chinese Martial Arts in Tàijí Quán (太極拳) Manuals published in the West By: Dominic LaRochelle, Ph.D. Laval University, Quebec City. In Chinese martial arts circles, differences of interpretation concerning the origins of the art of Tàijí Quán are not new. In fact, they are at the […]

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The Into Mountains Over Streams Journal of Internal Arts & Culture, publishs articles, reviews and community information in support of the emerging Taiji and Qigong renaissance. Though IMOS's ultimate goal is to inform and inspire our community, it's enterprise is to help nuture our community. A global community of practioners all of whom are 'going into mountains and over streams' (taken from the 'Book of the Masters who Embrace Simplicity', an alchemists notebook curca 320AD ). IMOS is entirely funded by readers dontations and fundraising.

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