Two sides of the mountain

09 October 2018

Two sides of the mountain

The Chinese pictogram/word/term 'yin' originally had just one meaning: 'the side of the mountain in darkness'; and 'yang' meant: 'the side of the mountain in sunlight'. Inherent in this strong image is the implication that yin is always in the process of transforming into yang, and vice versa.

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Wednesday morning Zoom class link

From 8.40am each Wednesday during lockdown, from 8th April 2020, this box will display the link for the 9-10am Short Form session that would normally take place at Tooting Lido. These sessions are open to all who already study with me or Mark Raudva, or our students. Sessions are available to play afterwards as I upload them to the Dropbox created for students. Get in touch if you need the link for that, as it is not publicly posted.

Today's joining details are live on the last blog post.

See you next week on 3rd June from 8.45am for a 9am start.

Sessions cost a flat rate of £5 for waged / folks with income. If you have had your income slashed by Covid-19, then please pay what you feel, even if that's only £1. Payments can be made to me via Paypal to carolineross at hotmail dot com. Please put reference 'Zoom class + date', thanks.

Tooting & Hampton Court T'ai Chi Classes

All Great River classes are currently postponed until after the Coronavirus outbreak measures.

Usually running: Tooting Bec Lido Pavillion class, all welcome from 9-10am Wednesdays, ongoing. No experience necessary. £9 (£6 SLSC members) We are off until after the self-isolation. Many video resources are available for my students, please email me at info at greatrivertaichi dot co dot uk for the link or to ask questions.

Weekly online lessons coming soon, check here shortly.

Online simple Chi Kung will be at www.instagram.com/greatrivertaichi from 23/03/2020 for everyone, not just existing students, in response to coronavirus events.

Zoom 121s shortly available with Caroline's teacher Master Mark Raudva, for those who have previously studied with him. Get in touch if you would like one.

Considering coming along?

Beginners and those with some experience can start with my teacher Mark Raudva in South London, full details at www.thetaichicentre.co.uk. New students are also welcome in Aberdeenshire at Kintore, Turriff, Monymusk, Culter and elsewhere. 121s are always available at all venues for those eager to start between terms, or who wish to study privately. Weapons forms, San Shou (The Dance) and other advanced T'ai Chi Ch'uan studies are by personal application, see my main website for further information or just get in touch. caroline at greatrivertaichi dot co uk

Great River T'ai Chi - London and Aberdeenshire.

09 October 2018