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Back in the early '70's was a TV series "Kung Fu", I was instantly intrigued. In one episode Kwai Chang Cain used the term Tao and it was like a light was switched on in my head. This led to learn more about Tao and Kung Fu and Feb 1979 joined a Tai Chi Chuan club, today I still practice my Tai Chi and also added Buddhist teachings. had a Tibetan Buddhism teacher and took Refuge and Bodhisattva vows and have 8 Buddhist names.
Around 2005 I studied Yoshinkan Aikido for 4 years, very much Zen philosophy. My first Tai Chi sifu said that Aikido was the Japanese Tai Chi and that planted the seed.
Around 2005 I studied Yoshinkan Aikido for 4 years, very much Zen philosophy. My first Tai Chi sifu said that Aikido was the Japanese Tai Chi and that planted the seed.