Yin Energy in Objects in our Surroundings at this time of Year!
The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast
This episode is about Yin energy in objects in our houses and also about the energy of the water element in objects. Water is one of the five elements or five phases of energy, if it is not allowed flow, it stops people who have water as their predominant element feeling as vibrant as they could. It also affects the energy in objects, and these in turn affect the places where we live. Too much Yin energy in our homes, where things have been gathered and are not being used, brings down the vibration of our homes. We can balance the energy in our homes by letting go of objects that we are not...
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How working with energy opens our Heart-Mind and allows more connection with our horse
The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast
This episode is how working with our energy opens our Heart-Mind and allows more connection with our horse. Please click below if you would like a video about the 7 Steps of Tao Riding https://www.equestriantaichi.com/7-steps-libsyn/
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A Glass Ceiling in our Connection with our Horse
The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast
This episode is about a glass ceiling in our connection with our horses. It relates to horses being closer to the Tao than we are and more sensitive to energy than we are. Links mentioned in the episode The Seven Steps of Tao Riding Tao Riding is an online training for riders who would like to develop an energetic connection with their horse.
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How our Ego distorts our connection with our horse and makes us both feel more scared than we should
The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast
This episode is about how our ego is formed from the time we come into existence, it is also about how we can make difficult connections with people and animals if we experience strong negative emotions with them. Links mentioned in the episode The Seven Steps of Tao Riding
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A Tai Chi Master and a French Riding Master
The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast
This episode is about a French Riding Master and a Tai Chi Master, both born in the late 1700's Francois Baucher and Yang Lu Chan.
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Keeping my horse connected to me
The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast
This episode is about a way of keeping my horse connected to me. Link mentioned in the episode. The Tao Riding Program for riders who feel nervous, and who'd like to deepen their connection with their horse and keep themselves and their horse calm, through developing their energy. https://www.equestriantaichi.com/tao-riding-libsyn/ Please
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A new way of riding For Riders Who Feel Nervous, that is Calming and Connecting for Them and Their Horse
The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast
This episode is about a new way of riding for riders who feel nervous, that is calming and connecting for them and their horse'. It is for the horse as much as it is for us, horses love connecting with us as much as we do with them, but if we feel nervous this blocks connection. We both affect each other with our energy, Tao Riding is a new way of riding that focuses on helping the horse to feel calm as well as the rider. Please use this link for information about Tao Riding https://www.equestriantaichi.com/tao-riding-libsyn/ Please
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A Nostalgic Look back to the time of the Earth Element and an exercise for connecting with the Earth
The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast
This episode is about going back to times past at the time of year of the Earth Element, a short period between the end of the summer and the beginning of Autumn. There is also an exercise for connecting with The Earth.
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About the Fire Element
The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast
This episode is about the Fire Element which is predominant now in the Northern Hemisphere from the time of the Summer Solstice on the 21st of June.
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Why Horses love when we practice Equestrian Tai Chi
The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast
This episode is about why horses love Equestrian Tai Chi. It's a focus for them to really tune into energy and to follow it in their body as we practice and in our bodies too. Horses are really masters at reading energy. It's natural for them to connect through energy.
info_outlineAccording to Taoist cosmology, Wu Ji is the undifferentiated source of everything.
Although Wu Ji is the source of everything, it has no desire to create and for this a creative energy is needed, and this creative energy is Tai Ji.
Tai Ji can give birth to, or generate any set of complimentary opposites, both physical and abstract. This episode is about looking at the opposites of Hope and Fear in relation to something you want to do.
I hope you enjoy it and find it useful in some way.