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Cheng Man-Ch’ing gave his students some advice for the practice of T’ai Chi:
… The whole body’s weight rests on only one leg. If two legs equally carry it, this is double-weightedness. When the weight is transferred, the sacrum and the upper back must be kept upright in the middle. Then you will not lose your equilibrium.
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On a website devoted to discussions of the early Buddhist texts, I found a passage and a comment:
Bāhuna, the Realized One has escaped from ten things, so that he lives unattached, liberated, his mind free of limits. What ten? Form … feeling … perception … choices … consciousness … rebirth ...
My friend Linda Toren has a radio show on station KQBM out of West Point, California, called “A Way With Words”. Here’s the way she introduced her show for Wednesday, May 13th:
Welcome to “A Way with Words”, a program dedicated to poetry, prose, literature, nonfiction, lyrics and the celebration of thoughts ...