I often hear people say they need to start doing tai chi because they’re not feeling all that well; they’re getting older and don’t want to suffer the consequences. While this may sound like a good reason for many, most of these folks don’t stick with it. The ones who stick it out, enjoy it.
“Don’t do things not to die, do things to enjoy living. The by-product may be not dying.” ~ Bernie S. Siegel, M.D.
Your thoughts?
John
P.S. I found this pic here: http://www.iscute.com/iscute/view.php?g=245&c=Dying+snowman
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Sheldon (75 comments)
636 days ago
Starting Taichi when I am young, should afford me good health into my old age, and hopefully, competent and effective martial arts for the rest of my life.
In theory. :}
John Crewdson (479 comments)
634 days ago
Good science always starts with a good theory. I think you’re on the right track.
John
Pavan Adani (1 comments)
433 days ago
The most people who starts Tai Chi when they feel they’re not well, i don’t think it is not good idea. Tai-chi requires a mindset even before you think getting it.
John Crewdson (479 comments)
429 days ago
Pavan,
You are right. Mindset is everything.
John