“I'm not special.
I'm patient.”
-Grandmaster Wai-lun
Choi
What a glorious
month so far! Spring has sprung and you can hear the leaves
unfolding!
Thank you to all who
made Master Choi's seminar and visit a huge success. He said it was
the best seminar he ever taught, and he wants to come back in the
Fall. As soon as Spring term is over at Carleton, I'll write a
detailed blog for those who missed it. A big thank you to Jane and
Fred who helped in so many ways, from getting the school ready to
hosting lunches. Namaste!
May's schedule is
the same, except we will be closed on Monday May 29th for
Memorial Day. I have an exciting and fun Summer schedule that will be
begin in June, and I'm making the prerequisite for any advanced
Tai-Chi class completion of the 1st Section, which will
allow greater access to this amazing art.
World Tai-Chi Day
last month was fun with guests visiting from our satellite classes.
With Margo as Scribe, we had theory, principles, and practice. A good
time was had by all and we joined in the world wide celebration.
Tai-Chi North
Retreat and Celebration, July 29th and 30th in
Duluth and beyond. I'll publish the itinerary next month.
Grad News-
Tai-Chi 2nd
Section= Franklin Dongmo
Hsing-Yi 5 Element
Linking Form= Fred Sparks, Peter Kreye
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Book suggestion: The
Soul of an Octopus by Sy Montgomery
I finished the 10
week course of the Wim Hof Method and am pursuing the advanced
training and certification. Ask me about breathing, and the cold...
Thank you so much
for your appreciation, respect, and interest given to my teacher,
Master Choi. He was truly moved and inspired.
-Ray
“One of the gifts
of power is to know power.”
-Ursula K. LeGuin
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