Members from two branches of Fung Loy Kok Taoist Tai Chi joined together recently to enjoy workshops and a dinner celebrating the Autumn Moon Festival.

Members from two branches of Fung Loy Kok Taoist Tai Chi joined together recently to enjoy workshops and a dinner celebrating the Autumn Moon Festival.

Enjoying a harvest of good health

Taoist Tai Chi groups gather for workshops and a delicious dinner

Members from two branches of Fung Loy Kok Taoist Tai Chi joined forces recently at the Vernon Centre to enjoy the art of Tai Chi with regional workshops, good friends and an Autumn Moon dinner

Members of the Southern Interior Branch — Wendy Edwards, Sue Young, Ed Lifton and Shelley May of Vernon and Jim Clark of Salmon Arm — joined members of the Kamloops branch.

“Taoist Tai Chi is for anyone, any age and for all health conditions,” said Anne White, with the Vernon Centre. “The gentle 108 moves promote body alignment, muscular relaxation, improved balance, better blood circulation and so much more, including new friends and lots of fun.”

Taoist Tai Chi internal arts are specifically aimed at cultivating health and vitality and were developed by Master Moy Lin-shin, a Taoist monk. Master Moy synthesized the wisdom he learned during more than 50 years of training in meditation, qigong, Tai Chi and other arts into the practices taught by the society and its sister organizations.

For more information about Taoist Tai Chi arts and schedules in the Vernon area, call 250-542-1822 or see www.taoist.org/southerninterior

 

Vernon Morning Star