classiques traductions discovering commentaires

books:

Les Trois Classiques du Tai Chi Chuan : Nouvelles traductions de trois textes essentiels sur le Tai Chi Chuan ...
Waysun Liao

Courrier du livre, 1997

T'ai Chi Classics (Shambhala Classics)

16 reviews
Waysun Liao

Shambhala, 2001

Great book, but read his other one first....
While this is a great translation of the classics, and has a good history and perspective on Taichi, the jump into cultivating and applying Jing is fairly advanced. I recommend reading his new book "Chi-How to Feel Your Life Energy" first, and then Taichi Classics...whether you are a beginner or advanced practitioner. Why? Because in it, he gives a thorough overview of Chi, where it comes ...

Taichi Classics Volume One
Waysun Liao

Golden Oak Promotions, 1981

Nine Nights with the Taoist Master: Deluxe Study Edition

9 reviews
Waysun Liao

Taichi Tao Productions, 2005

The dimensional translation brought to life
Philosophers, scholars and other intellectuals have tried countless times to translate Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching. There are so many translations and commentaries. However all of these other translations provide a linear comprehension of the Tao Te Ching. Linear meaning the knowledge derived is thought to be of ideological value. Reason being that all these philosophers, scholars and other ...

The Essence of T'ai Chi

3 reviews
Waysun Liao

Shambhala, 2007

A great balance to the physical form
This is a wonderful summary of Tai Chi Classics by the same author. My Sifu spoke very highly of Waysun Liao as well as Marshall Ho'o, who's works are also available through Amazon. This book, exactly as it's title says, is the essence of the internal martial art of Tai Chi. As a beginner, I have found it a great companion to the physical aspect of the form. If you are serious about the ...

Chi: Discovering Your Life Energy
Waysun Liao

Shambhala, 2009

Chi: How to Feel Your Life Energy

6 reviews
Waysun Liao

Taichi Tao Productions, 2005

For Taichi players, meditators, chi healers, Tao seekers, et al ....
This book is probably the only one I've found that answers the real questions: "What is chi? Where did it come from? and, what can you do with it?" While the last section of the book illustrates some basic taichi exercises that anyone can do at home, the content would be valuable to those studying acupuncture, herbal medicine, meditation, or chi healing as well -- not just taichi students. ...