Chi kung and Tai chi chuan are complementary tools to pursue a better state of health, concentration and natural well-being

 Yin  Yang

Tai chi chuan is a spiritual pratice, a martial art and a way to move forward,  towards a better life.

 Open the energy chanels to experience  a real state of being in touch with your deep Self . Have the power of choice to transform yourself towards the goals you aspire to.

 Tai Chi Chuan, meaning, "Supreme Ultimate Boxing", is an internal style of Chinese martial art which focuses on the use of our vital power, or qi. Through slow, relaxed and continuous motion of the body, we improve awareness of the qi flow in the body, strengthening and expanding it to obtain health, martial, and spiritual benefits. As we learn to quiet our thoughts and balance the intention in each of our movements, we gain a valuable ability for its use in our daily life.

 Tai chi chuan has its origins in Taoism, the oldest philosophical system in China, most famous for its yin-yang symbol. This symbol is the core concept and application of Tai chi chuan practices :

balance and harmony

 The Yin/ Yang  symbol expresses a continuous flow of qi  which  generates the two opposing forces of positive and negative, darkness and light, heaven and earth, man and woman.... These forces interact to balance each other's excesses and to bring into existence the physical and metaphysical realms.
Though poetic, this concept is effectively meaningless unless interpreted according to one's own feelings and experiences.

 This interpretation is itself a continuous process; our understanding should never become static or final. Whenever we think we grasp something, there is always another level, another aspect or another door.

Balance and harmony  are visible in nature . According to  the legend,  Tai chi chuan itself was created  by a Taoist monk named Zhang  Sanfeng  who contemplated  a natural event .

The practice of Tai Chi Chuan could be understood as a philosophy but  is a free discipline with no religious dictates. Anyone from any  background can practice for the sake of improving health, self-defense skills and self-knowledge.