Like a Long River

by Wolfe Lowenthal

The Third in a series of Tai Chi books, written by the well-known student of Cheng Man-ching, Wolfe Lowenthal, author of "There are No Secrets" and "Gateway to the Miraculous."

Unknown Binding

Published February 4, 2005

Reviews

[Nicholas · Rating 3 out of 5]

I've seen and heard some martial arts teachers almost deify their teacher, and while some of that seems to have occurred in regards to Cheng Man-ching, Wolfe always returns to the philosophy rather than excessive tales of Cheng's prowess. The philosophy is presented as a universal, not as a secret. The first few chapters of the book were actually the most interesting, a small bit of his own path which brought him to study and eventually teach tai chi.

I will probably reread this as I continue studying tai chi (with the author).

[Tony · Rating 5 out of 5]

Many thoughts to keep in mind as I try to deepen my study and understanding of Tai Chi.