Looking beyond duality is the king-like view;
defeating all distractions is the king-like practice;
the practice of non-practice is the deed of the Buddhas.
How is this related to your Tai Chi practice? It depends.
Are you trying hard to become more internal, with the help of some dusty old books?
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The Path to Enlightenment (in Six Words) // Sep 3, 2007
[...] six words of instruction are attributed to Tilopa, a 9th century Buddhist master of tummo, tantra, Tibetan dream yoga, resurrection and other siddhi. [...]
Ordosclan, The Grumpy Savant of rec.martial-arts // Apr 1, 2008
[...] Tilopa said the root of all disease is the mind. Well, your “mind” is more than a body, more than feelings, and more than emotions. If you haven’t realized that, than forget any of this stuff and take up a real sport or exercise routine… [...]
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