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There's a simple and profound secret behind the healthy longevity, inner peace, and healing experienced by Tai Chi and Qigong practitioners. It’s called Tai Chi Easy™, developed by Dr. Roger Jahnke, the author of The Healer Within and disseminated widely by the Institute of Integral Qigong and Tai Chi (IIQTC).
Tai Chi Easy™ is a carefully developed method and approach to Tai Chi and Qi (Chi) Cultivation that makes it easy, beneficial and fun from the very beginning. The student does not have to devote years to learning the traditional 108 movement form or even the shortened (24, 36, 42 movement) form to enjoy the calming emotional and health benefits of Tai Chi (Taiji). Tai Chi Easy™ is not "just" an exercise program that uses gentle activities to increase joint flexibility, circulation, range of motion and to maintain muscle strength. As a practice that Harvard calls "meditation in motion," the slow movements and mindset of Tai Chi can be used to manage stress levels by creating a a heightened sense of self awareness, mindfulness, empowerment and choice. The mind-body practices of Tai Chi Easy™ soothe and rewire the nervous system and increase cognitive and brain plasticity. Learn moreabout the actual practice and components of Tai Chi Easy™.There are four fundamental components - gentle body movement, focused breathing, self-applied massage, and relaxing meditation - vitality enhancement qigong techniques rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), adapted for use while seated, standing, and laying down. In addition, there are five Tai Chi forms, performed from seated, standing, and walking postures. This adaptability creates a profound life-long took-kit useful for recovering from illness or injury, improving health, or maintaining wellness.Research is confirming that Tai Chi and Qigong, Chinese wellness practices for Mind-Body health, prevent and heal disease and relieve pain. "Tai chi is often described as 'meditation in motion,' but it might well be called 'medication in motion.' There is growing evidence that this mind-body practice, which originated in China as a martial art, has value in treating or preventing many health problems. And you can get started even if you aren't in top shape or the best of health. More good news about Tai Chi from the Qigong Institute. The Tai Chi Easy™ practice and the 25-hour Tai Chi Easy™ Practice Leader training program were derived and adapted from the Institute for Integral Qigong and Tai Chi training program and includes copyrighted materials, such as manuals and learning aids, belonging to Dr. Roger Jahnke and the Health Action family of companies.
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