At its deepest level Tai Chi is a spiritual practice to achieve oneness with Tao

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, " jagbir singh "

<adishakti_org> wrote:

>

> Nothing can beat a misty dawn workout together with fellow humans

> and nature - all are in a fluid harmony as One. That is the deep

> realization one will eventually have about Tao the Mother.

>

> So i will leave you with notes on both Tai Chi and Hatha Yoga. At

> its deepest level Tai Chi is a spiritual practice to achieve

> oneness with Tao. Hope one day more people will awaken to the Tao

> within and understand She is the same Shakti or Mother within all

> beings.

>

 

There is an excellent article in our archives titled Shakti In

Taoism by Arthur Avalon.

 

http://www.adishakti.org/forum/shakti_in_taoism_by_arthur_avalon_11-

08-2004.htm

 

Please read it to understand the universal nature of the Shakti

among major cultures and religions. It is not an exclusive Hindu

deity or belief as claimed by competing religious organizations.

 

But credit must be given for Hinduism's sheer depth of unsurpassable

knowledge and an unbroken tradition of worship that traces its roots

back to the dawn of history ................ and then penetrates

far, far, far beyond anything known or can be grasped by the human

mind. It is indeed pointless talking beyond the rudimentary

knowledge of Her presence within us.

 

But you will hardly know the Primordial Mother if your senses and

attention is focussed outwards and revolves around Shri Mataji

Nirmala Devi, Her incarnation absolutely essential to grant

knowledge, enlightenment and salvation for those desiring release

from this ceaseless cycles of death and rebirth during Kali Yuga.

 

So whether you recognize the Primordial Mother as Tao or Shakti or

Holy Spirit or Ruh or Aykaa Mayee is immaterial as all religions,

holy scriptures and prophets are in harmony with Her. What really

matters is one's unconditional belief and acceptance of Her Divine

Message to humankind.

 

Jai Shri Mataji,

 

 

jagbir