What is there to say for me though? My personal experience is pretty atypical for a martial art enthusiast. Most of my training these days is push hands and energy transmission practice involving trees.

I find it hard to write about the experiences, but I guess I have noted in my blog that I don’t believe that it is possible to learn the energies correctly by doing the moves fast in the air. That does come entirely from lessons I was taught by losing fights with light posts, steel pillars and trees.

I read so much more than I post it isn’t funny. I write an average of 1 blog entry per 20-30 things I read. However much of what I read never makes it into the blog because I am a student of so many things that do not relate to the goal of my blog.

I am curious then if the things I read do not count, because I do not put them in the blog.

I had one article I wrote where I applied vedic philosophy to taiji, but never once mentioned that i was doing so, that was the Grasping the Sparrows Tale article. This is an example of how I use synthesis to write, rather then expound upon the hindu concepts of the 3 types of movement relating to choreography I just dropped all the terms and applied the concepts.

I used the Personal Development Oracle to assist me in writing my latest article on goals.