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The Yin Yang theory of Tai Chi also applies to Feng Shui, and is found both in the Form stream and Compass stream. 

 

All of us know that the Tai Chi consists of two parts - black and white.  Black and white represent Yin and Yang (also feminine and masculine) respectively. 

 

There is a long story to tell the difference of the above two version of Tai Chi.  In short, the left one was more leaned on astronomy and the right one was more leaned on Bagua.  Since Tai Chi and the Earlier Heaven Bagua are related.  Kan (the bottom trigram of Bagua) is the strongest Yin and the Qian (the top trigram of Bagua) is the strongest Yang.  This is why the diagrams of both the above Tai Chi start in black from the bottom and become white at the top.  The white dot in black and the black dot in white show there will always Yang in Yin and Yin in Yang.  

 

Like Feng Shui, Tai Chi Chuan (Taiji Quan) is also misunderstood by many people.  The general impression of Tai Chi Chuan is an exercise for seniors.  This is because the slow movements when we practice Tai Chi Chuan.  Actually, Tai Chi Chuan is a form of martial art and can be very fast when it is applied in combat.

 

Tai Chi Chuan was developed based on the theory of Tai Chi - from nothing to one, and from one to two.  The two means Yin and Yang.  Tai Chi Chuan emphasizes smooth and curved movements and the application of directional postures.  The body movements are also related to Bagua - the eight different directions.

 

Tai Chi Chuan is also a kind of Chi Kung (Qi Qong) that it is an exercise to train the abdominal breathing.  Bryan knows a very effective and simple form of Tai Chi Chi Kung and can share with you in his Feng Shui courses.

 

 

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