CONTENTS of Vol. 3, No. 1:
Cover by T. Pat Leary with calligraphy by Zhongxian Wu
The Weaving Fair Maiden by Frances Gander
David Chen Memorial Taiji Court by Joanne Chang
Poetry: Magic Garden by KT Rusch; Rooting, Centering, Finding Peace by
Cassia Berman; Lonely Goose Leaves Flock by Kim Goldberg
Kaptchuk’s and Wayne’s Taiji Research Paper, Part I, reviewed by F. Gander
Interview with Ken Cohen by Yael Grauer
Review & commentary by Kevin Chen of Palmer’s Qigong Fever
Reviews: The Martial Arts of Ancient Greece; The Leadership Dojo; In
Search of the Warrior Spirit; Ride Backwards on Dragon
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CONTENTS of Vol. 2 No. 2: Decoding the Language of Liuhebafa by Kim Goldberg From Harming to Healing by CJ Rhoads Daoist Numerology by Zhongxian Wu Daoist Approaches to Bone Health by Marcia Wexler Kerwit PC Medical Grammar by Marcia Wexler Kerwit Taijiquan's Amplified Qi by Mark Small Qigong Acupuncture by Jeff Nagel Poetry: Yin Yang Poem by Cassia Berman The Dragon by KT Rusch In My Kitchen in New York by Allen Ginsberg Reviews: Vital Breath of the Dao The Making of a Butterfly Health and Long Life the Chinese Way |
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Volume 2, Number 1, Spring 2007 CONTENTS of Vol. 2 No. 2
The Shamanic Root of Taiji by Zhongxian Wu |
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Volume 1, Number 2, Winter 2006 CONTENTS of Vol. 1 No. 2
Dedication to David Chen |
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