by I write these blogs to help me digest my own taiji lessons, to share my journey with my students, and to possibly, provide some entertaining and sometimes enlightening reading for other travelers on the mind-body-spirit connection journey.
Why call it The Next Move?
I decided to call this whole blog thing “The Next Move” for a couple of reasons.
One is that there is a forward momentum to the phrase, and I am feeling like I could use a little forward momentum in my life, these days. (Of course, by now, you would think I would know better than to ask for change. Change happens.)
Another reason has to do with the taiji class experience. While learning the 108-move long form of Yang’s style taijiquan, there are many opportunities to study and practice the move we are learning. And there is also a feeling of anticipation and excitement about learning the next move. I wanted to bring a little bit of that excitement to this blog.
So, as I go forth into my next move, I hope to keep what I’ve acquired – lessons learned, goodwill, some peace of mind, and let go of what no longer serves – all the worries and fears, doubts and expectations.
I hope you will subscribe to my blog and check back often –
Til the next move,
Enjoy your practice
Dorian
Odyssey Taiji 
That’s brilliant!
Glad you like!
I like and have to say that you are patient and giving, and kind. Your next move will be, and probably already is in some way, obvious to you. Go with it.
thanks Laur!
Change happens, it sure does. If you have a voice and have some idea, change looks like that vision instead. Change happens when creative people think. You’re bringing more than that. Live large Kiddo, dare to dream. Share. It will come true.
Thanks Laur – Change does happen, and we are agents of change. Good thing we study taiji, an art that is a study of change.