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    we can deepen our practice by following the first principle of Tai Chi which is relaxing, and using the three treasures properly in the practice Tai Chi. From my own experience, I found that it is essential to explore and be aware of those treasures. I believe that they all are connected deeply to the TaiChi practice. The first treasure is the top of the head, wolf talks about the importance of this point, as if the head is connected to the sky . He says” you are suspended from heaven by a string connected to the point in the center of the skull.”(54) Moreover, he points out that by keeping the head completely upright, the spine…

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    Tai Chi Research Paper

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    Tai Chi: The Medical Benefits Sean Zielinski Southern New Hampshire University Tai Chi: The Medical Benefits Tai Chi Ch’uan part of the Shaolin martial arts styles with influential bonds to the Buddhist monasteries, often shortened to Tai Chi, dates back to the 12th century. The ancient Chinese martial arts involves three primary aspects: Health, Meditation, and Martial Arts. Tai Chi, although originally a martial arts, is now mainly practiced today as a form of exercise with a plethora of…

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    Qi Gong Research Paper

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    Qi gong has been a part of the Chinese medicine health-care system which is a ancient form of martial art, by practicing movement, breathing and meditation these skills have been around for at least 5,000 years (Jwing-Ming, 1989/1997). In the past only, the superior people were allowed to know the secrets of qigong, but since then it has been available for the use of the public to learn and gain its benefits from the positive effect it brings to one’s health and has been recommended for people…

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    The class is taught by a Tai Chi Instructor with four certifications under the training of a worldwide known practitioner of Tai Chi. My patient is taking classes in Tai Chi for Beginners for Fall Prevention once a week for 45 minutes every Mondays of the week. Each session starts with a classic Chinese music playing for pre-relaxation of the mind while participants start with breathing exercises, 5-minute warm-ups, 35 minutes of review of the forms of Tai Chi, 5 minutes cool down, and one on…

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    Methodology: The inquiry begins with the term Tai Chi, and 506,657 articles were initially produced. A scanning of several databases were implemented and included the following; PubMed, Medline, The Cumulative Index of Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL), COCHRANE database with Systemic Reviews, and the National Guidelines Clearinghouse, and the American Health Reseach Quality (AHRQ). A brief scanning of these databases were done and viewed for medical practices that were associated…

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    depression in older people? Tai Chi for Depression in the Elderly According to new research published in the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, tai chi may be an effective treatment for depression in older people - and it has other compelling health benefits as well. Researchers gave 112 adults over the age of 60 who had been diagnosed with depression an antidepressant medication for a month. A portion of these seniors also took either a 10 week course of tai chi instruction for 2…

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    Sometimes people try new things in their lives but they not always end up liking the experience in the beginning. As seen in Connelly’s Touch the Dragon and Gilbert’s Eat Pray Love, Connelly in Thailand and Gilbert in India, both experience different cultures in their lives. Even though both of them experience two different cultures, they struggle similarly as travelers in another nation. Connelly and Gilbert hate the culture of the places they are living in. As time passes, they learn its…

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    The Memorial Union Bus Terminal From A Social Context Approach During these eleven weeks in LDA 01, we have discussed several approaches to the discipline of environmental design. Some, but not all of these approaches are the social context, ecological, participatory, artistic, and the cultural competency approach. For this project in specific, I decided to analyze a site using the social context approach. For me, this approach is the most interesting and crucial when planning a project. The…

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    Chris’ Story Kids all over the world have life-threatening conditions, like different types of cancer and heart diseases. There are so many conditions and diseases that could kill a kid. Those kids inspired Make a Wish foundation. Chris Greicius was a seven year old boy who had a dream of becoming a police officer so he could “catch the bad guys”. But, at the age six he learned that he was not going to live long enough to pursue his dream. But, that did not stop Chris from becoming a little…

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    Make-A-Wish foundation The Make-A-Wish Foundation is a non-profit organization that grants wishes for children who have been diagnosed with life-threatening medical conditions. With a large amount of donors and fundraisers held by large franchises, they are able to create a dream come true for these children (Wish.org). The Make-A-Wish Foundation was founded in 1980 by Frank Shankwitz. Shankwitz was inspired to create the Make-A-Wish Foundation because a young boy named Chris Greicius had…

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