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123 Greetings' Chinese New Year ECards — check out their free ecards and send greetings for the upcoming year of the rooster to your friends & family! Apophatic Mysticism in Practice — Raymond Sigrist's continuing studies into mystical traditions includes several worthwhile essays on aspects of Lao-Zhuang Taoism and Zen precepts. 101chinesenewyear.com — Chinese New Year Ecards,Chinese New Year Cards, Chinese New Year Greetings,Year of Rooster Isabeau's website, Cinnabar Swan Healing Arts, has information on Traditional Chinese Medicine, taijiquan and qi gong as well as a links page listing sites with information on qi gong, taoism, and related subjects. Her Recommended Readings Page contains direct click-through links to Amazon.com, as well as a click-through banner for amazon's canadian and UK sites—purchasing books on daoism and related subjects directly through her page will help support the cost of maintaing this website as banner free! Cosimo Mendes' Chi Gung Center in Italy — Taoist Chi Gung & Nei Gung, Tai Chi and the other Internal Arts. Daoist Center's retelling of Zhuang Zi's "The Daoist Swimmer" The Dragon's Nest—Russian language site devoted entirely to dragons in folklore, literature, legend & mythology. Extensive resource. Faces of Lao Zi—beautiful page from Russian language Dao Home page, a catalog of images of Lao Zi by different artists, and links to related sites (many in English language, some in Russian). www.fengshuidirectory.com—Beautifully designed, The Feng Shui Directory & Magazine on line features articles, monthly columns, and more. Michael Garafalo's website has tai chi/qi gong links, extensive info linking gardening and spirituality, and more! check it out!
golden dragon
tao health association—Focus is on the interelationship
between Taoist Acupuncture-Herbology-Ancient Chinese Medicine and internal
chi cultivation connections. The Great Illusion—beautiful original artwork and mind-opening poetry combined to take the viewer on a meditative, metaphysical journey. Well worth the time it takes to upload the graphics! Guang Ping Yang Tai Ji Quan Association USA—association of Guang Ping Yang practitioners, devoted to maintaining the style first taught in the US by Master Kuo in San Francisco. Liquid Mind music for relaxation—Chuck Wild, former synthesist for Missing Persons, has begun creating music specifically for relaxation, both for the person who works hard, and for the person recuperating from illness. Amazingly transporting music ideal for meditation, taijiquan, treatment rooms, unwinding after a round in the rat race... The Mayan Site— the Rios family's extensive informative site on Mayan and Toltec culture as it is currently practiced today in Central America. Mr. Sage's Taoism Page — fun, fresh page on daoism with chat options, links, more! the neijia home page — Site devoted to internal martial arts; t'ai chi ch'uan, Baguazhang, Xingyiquan, Aikijujutsu (Jujutsu that emphasize soft power in their training), zhan zhuang (standing practice), and Aikido. Nothingistic—an incredible on-line resource featuring complete texts of major philosophy works. Daibutsuji Zen Temple—Rev. Dr. Harvey Sodaiho Hilbert, Sensi's website featuring resources on zen, psychotherapy, counseling, and more, reflecting his credo of practicing Generosity, Patience, Morality, Perseverance, Meditation, and Wisdom Zhong Yuan qigong school of Grandmaster Xu Ming Tang—qigong site has both russian (both keyboards) and english pages; discussion board in both languages also. qi gong: identification with heaven & earth — the result of Wulf Dieterich's studies in China; detailed explanation of basic exercises, theory, and history of qi gong with illustrations. qi-journal.com—The site of Qi Magazine. The Spirit of Tao Te Ching is Jeff Rassmussen, Ph.D.'s website devoted to his renderings of the Tao Te Ching, and includes links, book suggestions, and more. Beautiful graphics! t'ai chi & taoism —this page within a Montreal website on t'ai chi ch'uan styles, practice & history is useful for understanding the spiritual significance of internal martial arts, and their development. The Tai Chi Site—site devoted to t'ai chi ch'uan, hsing i, ba gua, wing chun & jeet kune do.
Tao Speaks — a
discussion board where students and practitioners of religious and
Lao-Zhuang Taoism and other meditative traditions share information
about spiritual traditions, classic literature, five phase theory, herbalism,
internal martial arts, and meditation experiences. Tapestry: The Institute for Philosophy, Religion, and the Life Sciences—educational website with a focus on nature-based spiritual traditions including Taoism and Medicine Way. the virtual dance festival's "dance vision"—Steven Malkus' project to bring the shamanic and meditative traditions back into the experience and performance of dance, with workshops schedule across the country throughout the year.
Words & Images
of Tao Te Ching—Jeff Rassmussen, Ph.D.'s page incorporates original
graphics, literal translations of the DDJ from Chinese, and his description
of Taoism as a spiritual tradition.
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sponsors of the 1st International Shui Long Workshop, June 2002 OregonArt.com — site devoted to local Oregon artists working in all media. Ashland Food Co-Op — "The Co-Op" has been an important part of the local community for many years; a local cooperative venture, it strives to offer organic foods, local foods, recycled paper and nontoxic biodegradable cleaning products. It informs cooperative members of the latest news that affects the quality of our food supply via their monthly newsletter. this page revised February 2002
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