Andrew George Marshall

Taiji, it is said, emerges from wuji. When we initially learn taiji, we are taught to "stand in wuji" before beginning the form, assuming an upright posture, which varies slightly from style to style, and not moving. We may be told, too, that wuji roughly translates as boundlessness, nothingness, infinity and so forth. In wuji, there is no play of yin and yang, just total stillness. When we have c Read more of this blog post »