\n April 25\, 7 p.m. \;Live Webcast
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Today&rsquo\;s Taoist\, though perhaps having traded a robe and bowl for a suit and iPhone\, still walks among us. It is the person unmotivated by fear\, breaking into smile and song at any new wonder. If you look carefully you can know the Taoist as one who does not &ldquo\;duel&rdquo\; with &ldquo\;duality.&rdquo\; There is no opposition\, no rigidity to the world. A Taoist has his ear bent to the eternal winds of &ldquo\;How it is\,&rdquo\; while dancing\, through what appears to the non-Taoist to be ordinary everyday life\, with insight and delight in place of fright and fight. Come have a listen to the whispering of the Tao. \;
\n Stephen Watson \;has immersed himself in Eastern philosophy for over 20 years. Stephen'\;s martial arts training (the how) began in concert with his interest in philosophy (the why). His motto is: When you have enough &ldquo\;Whys\,&rdquo\; you have &ldquo\;Wise.&rdquo\; He is regularly featured inInside Kung-Fu \;magazine for both his jovial personality and world-class skill. An international\, U.S.\, and now\, world champion in Tai Chi push hands\, he operates a small martial arts school in Connecticut where he hosts masters and students.
\n\n Please join Stephen for World Tai Chi and Qigong Day\, Saturday April 27. See \;Special Events! He is also offering two workshops\, Saturday and Sunday\, April 27\, 28. See \;Workshops and Retreats!
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