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Bitcoin Magazine

Structural Adjustment: How The IMF And World Bank Repress Poor Countries And Funnel Their Resources To Rich Ones

The IMF and World Bank do not seek to fix poverty, but only to enrich creditor nations. Could Bitcoin create a better global economic system for th...

So what is Tai Chi ? 🤔 This is a tricky question because it means different things to different people. In practice it is a series of movements, form and exercises that transform the mind and body and act as a vehicle for martial arts and/or spiritual development. However nowadays some schools focus purely on its martial aspects where as others focus on the health, meditative and spiritual aspects which is my preference. The history of Tai Chi is not generally agreed upon however there are some common themes. The art is thought to date back to around the 12th century in China and a Taoist adept named Chang San Feng who developed martial forms mixed with internal alchemy practises to transform the mind, energy and spirit (Yi, Chi and Shen). There is also evidence that Tai Chi utilises a number of teachings named the Yi Jin Jing which were brought into China around 500 AD by the Indian Buddhist monk Bodhidharma. Later the art was developed by the Chen and Yang families who became famous in China for their fighting prowess. My opinion is that Tai Chi was not developed solely for fighting or self defence however it became used for this purpose by many due to the qualities that it builds into the practitioner such as strength, flexibility and a calm mind. Tai Chi can be practised according to the needs and goals of the practitioner. Some will focus on healing and health aspects, some will focus on the aesthetic beauty making the art more dance like and others will practise for self defence. Tai Chi is an absolutely vast art with deeper and deeper levels to explore. There are generally no belts to earn or ranks to achieve however there are many skills to develop and the health benefits alone keep most interested for many years. The internal energy aspects are particularly prominent in Tai Chi . Through the cultivation of one’s energy or ‘chi’ it is possible to increase the function of the internal organs improving health and vitality. Martially speaking the body becomes more robust to falls, strikes and injury. Two mental aspects that Tai Chi cultivates are ‘sung’ (release or letting go) and ‘ting’ (listening skill) as one progressively learns to absorb their awareness deeper into the body. This aspect of the art can be deepened through seated meditation practice or standing nei gong postures. 🌅🙏

I’ve got a small Tai Chi group in Newquay Cornwall. This is the park where we meet. 😎 Dm me if you’re interested. 🙏

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I'm back on Nostr guys!! Now just to work out what's new.

These two are absolute legends for taking the flack and speaking out. 😊🙏🌅 #docmalik #drdavidcartland

Fountain

Doc Malik • SPECIAL Livestream Guest Dr David Cartland • Listen on Fountain

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Tai Chi standing practice (Zhan Zhuang) Many Tai chi schools utilise standing as a fundamental practice. So why and for what purpose? 🤔 Well it’s a deep subject and not all Tai Chi practitioners agree or even believe that the practice has any real value. However it has been in existence for hundreds if not thousands of years. My experience is that it is a powerful exercise if done seriously and correctly. It trains a number of things. At the basic level - posture, alignments, strength and will power. At the next level it trains ‘song’ - the ability to release tension under pressure and ‘ting’ - the ability of the mind to penetrate deep into the body to be aware of what is happening. In a nutshell standing develops physical strength, power and a calm and disciplined mind. It often makes the difference between tai chi practitioners who have real ‘nei jin’ (skill/power) and those that only practice for health or the aesthetics of the art In fact as the old saying goes ‘train for the power and the health will come’ This has been my experience certainly More posts on this subject to come. 🙏🌅 #taijiquan #zhanzhuang #grownostr #plebchain #taichi

Nice explanation! 👌🙏🙂 #taijiquan #taichi

Happy Halloween guys! 🎃 👻 I hear the thing to do on 31st October is to re read the original bitcoin white paper. So here it is! 💎⚡️🙏🙏

Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System

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I Have A Wee Blether With My Friend Mitch Feierstein

Podcast Episode · Doc Malik · 14/09/2023 · 1h 19m

Hey has anyone got the link to the talk that Jordan Peterson did with Gigi?? Thanks. 🌅🙏 #Gigi #bitcoin #jordanpeterson

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Doc Malik • What Really Happened On 9/11 And Whats With Building No 7? • Listen on Fountain

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Great podcast. 💎🙏 #taiji #cultivation #plebchain #taichi

Fountain

The Damo Mitchell Podcast • DMP #17 - Adam Mizner - Taiji, Qi & Integrity • Listen on Fountain

Damo is joined once again by Adam Mizner in the studio in Bali. After a month's practice retreat, the two of them sit down with a cigar and whisky ...

Might be worth a look. 🙏 #bretweinstein #plebchain #grownostr

Human law is law only by virtue of its accordance with right reason; and thus, it is manifest that it flows from the eternal law. And in so far as it deviates from right reason it is called an unjust law; in such case it is no law at all, but rather a species of violence. Thomas Aquinas #plebchain #naturallaw

No need to worry about CO2 . 😅 #climatescam #plebchain

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At the fiat farm living the dream! 😩😄 #coffeechain #plebchain