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NOTES 1. Feature Articles
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DOJO
NOTES 2. Short Articles
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| Opposites
Oppose |
 Seeing
things as they are is vital to the life of a Tai Chi person
because those that judge or criticize others sooner or later
judge themselves … and it is then that 'problems' begin!
Those that except only "perfection" eventually judge
themselves as bad students, or a teacher as a bad teacher.
Sooner or later one or the other become discouraged and quits.
Conversely, students who find things easy may judge themselves
as 'good', and often develop other ego problems. This is the
same thing, the other side of the coin - and it has the same
effect.
Someone, sooner or later quits.
No definition of best or worse should ever be made in Tai Chi
for it is known that he/she who has the greatest ego has the
greatest burden. You should wish this neither on yourself or
others.
In
Tai Chi you are who you are; that's it!
There is only one of you in the Universe,
Thus everything is individual and unique and, like you,
Cannot be productively compared to anything or anyone else.
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