Find the Common Threads inside many experiences
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- Story of Ava | Takes a moment to reflect on her life resume
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In this Podcast of Tibetan Kung Fu:
We often get lost in the what appears to be “separate issues”. With some reflection, and “Quieting the Heart”, we can find thread that will point to Common Denominators.
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When learning kungfu, whether for martial, medical or health,
you have to be able to slow your mind down enough to see the links. -
In a story with Ava, a young lady that pauses in her life to ask,
"why do I keep finding myself in these unpleasant situations? -
How we find the common denominator can vary, thats why I take each
person individually in the journey.
The tools we use to get there are similar, Tai Chi, Chi Kung, BaGua Walking, and Quieting the Heart meditation.
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