Author: Taoist philosophy in movement - stream of consciousness
I am a Sinologist studying Taoist philosophy, particularly the organizational patterns presented in the 道德經 Tao Te Ching, and the links between bodymind awareness, individual health, democratic societal well-being, and sustainability globally. 修之於身修之於家修之於鄉修之於國修之於天下
liberating the spine
movement practices reflecting
perpetual motion the stream of life
no overreliance on intellectual weaknesses
independent. interdependency.
centeredness. multiplied.
cells. walls.
deconstructing walls. redesigning.
receiving. nourishment. nourishing life.
multidimensional extensions
the pragmatic side of basic research
concrete abstract
moving below the surface
lineages
blending
in the stream of time. consciousness.
environmental social mind body. web.
up and down. flow.
integrative individualism. individual integration.
reflecting me
simultaneous ancient permanence
design without designer
reviving. buried paths. junctions.
opening connecting capabilities
celebrating connection. with every breath.
taking a path
feeling by connecting
time and time again
allowing defragmentizing experiences
both. perspectives.
paths
consequences
frontiers
my little big neighborhood
disentangling. expressing. imprinting.
opening. closing.
freedom to unfold. at one’s own speed.
tranquility. absence. presence.
riches
up AND down
changing the image
talking with myselves
shedding prescriptions. descriptions. design.
dissolving. extension.
unfolding. flowering.
foundational diversity
strengthening variety. diversity.
connect
change
how I am watching
what am I watching
Who is watching?
Letting go. Falling into place.
Radiating. Pulsing. Connecting.
Meetings
Keep returning
Pondering pond
Nei-kung – ein tiefer Weg des Transformierens
Nei-kung
Inside out in
Finding streambeds
Worlds. In touch.
Worlds. Miniatures.
Support. Interaction.
Rigid – agile. Filling the full with emptiness.
Healing. Seeds. Hope.
Nothing new. Practice. Depth.
Every act. Interconnectedness.
Confluences intersections
Feeding
Moving
Collective transformations
Water tranquility empathy
No rigid stops. Tranquility.
Slowdowns
Transitions
Layers
Invitations
Cultures
Taoist philosophy in movement 