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After centuries of ignorance western societies finally come to terms with their bodies. While Asian philosophies and traditions always saw body and mind as a unity Christianity and ‘intellectualism’ (I think therefore I am) never was comfy with physical pleasure, sex or touching.

So it’s no surprise that Westerners hunger for Asian massage, Yoga, Tantra, Tai Chi, various forms of meditation and martial arts - all of them designed to develop the whole human being and not just one aspect. Not to forget traditional Chinese or Tibetan medicine which find more and more followers in the west as well.

Today words like ‘energy’ and ‘chakras’ no longer are completely alien to us. Time to catch up, educate children on schools how to work with body and mind - maybe even introduce Tai Chi lessons in factories like in China?!

orangeguru (09-27 15:39) | Permalink

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'Touch me!'

I don’t know much about Tai Chi, but one I do know is that I could use a good massge. :mrgreen:

I very much agree. I work a desk job, and only in the last few months have begun practicing yoga in earnest (earnest = 15-20 minutes a day). It’s like rediscovering my body and it’s ability to move. I like the idea of developing a full range of motion, instead of over-specialization of certain groups, or developing tension from sitting still too long.

@Static: Hey, who doesn’t like a sensual few hours of pure manual bliss? ;-)

@brian: Hello and welcome! Evoultion didn’t include a desk in our evolution. We are movers - not ’sitters’. I totally understand your rediscovery - I feel the same way when I suddenly realize I am not all brains, computers and work - but a physical animal …

;-)

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