with Jenny Pim
Sometimes when people are dying, their Essence becomes more perceivable. They prepare themselves for moving on, by leaving behind what they don’t need. The rapture and beauty and joy inside of them can be seen in their faces or felt in the air around them.
Chi is the life force energy of all beings.
Just like us, our horse has Chi flowing in his body. It circulates in channels deep inside his body, as well as in the meridians nearer the surface of his body.
Being in the moment with your horse happens when what is everlasting in you, connects with what is everlasting in your horse.
Your body is not everlasting, neither are your thoughts or your emotions. Neither are your horse’s body, thoughts or emotions.
You can’t force being in the moment it’s something that just happens.
But one thing we can do to help is to reduce the layers of filters we have.
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I was at a Chi Gung seminar on Crete last week. We were in a really beautiful wild part of south west Crete. Mostly we practiced in the olive grove just across the road from the hotel, but for a few of the days it was too windy, so we practiced in a big room inside which had a lovely sea view.
Early Taoists studied the planets and the stars, they observed the cyclical changes and flows in Nature and they studied the relationships among all Beings.
They discovered that there was a Universal Law –
The I Ching is called The Book of Changes because it offers the reader a way of understanding the nature of the flow of change in The Universe.
It guides the reader through ways to harmonize with the flow of change, rather than finding themselves resisting change.
Part of the Taoist spiritual quest is to –
Taoists thought it was very important for people to know this. Their lives would be less painful if they could accept the situations they were in, to understand the energy of them and then move forward in the best possible way.
All of the movements in Tai Chi have Yin qualities and Yang qualities, that merge and change, flowing easily from one to the other.
We learn to accept change in our lives, to adapt to it and to turn it to our advantage if possible.