Friday, April 9, 2021

Seeing "deeply" and connecting conclusively


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Great martial art during a great Pandemic. We are being challenged by a Pandemic and in its grip doing Tai Chi is even more challenging. Fortunately, we have a great mentor. Here's a deeper explanation of the "challenging" statement as not just applied to perpetuating one's personal discipline of training. I think one can say this quite readily about Master Stephen Hwa's work in bringing Classical Tai Chi to a scientific and artistic forefront
I use a quote from a book called "The Great Influenza". " The greatest challenge of science, its art, lies in asking an important question and framing it in a way that allows it to be broken into manageable pieces, into experiments that can be conducted that ultimately lead to answers. To do this requires a certain kind of genius, one that probes vertically and sees horizontally."
Barry, John M.. The Great Influenza (p. 60). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition

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