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		<title>A few essential concepts for the Taiji practioner</title>
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    Wuji is a Daoist concept which roughly translates as “no extremes”. It is often referred to as emptiness, or nothingness; however this definition can be vague or even misleading. Philosophically, Wuji means the One, or Whole from which all things emerge and to which all things return. A helpful analogy may [...]


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Taiji Class Description

Find a Taiji Class
 
While many of us are familiar with the name Tai Chi, the Mandarin pronunciation used in classes is Taiji. One of the first thoughts many people have when the word “China,” is mentioned is the image of older people in the parks in the early mornings practicing a [...]


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