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Michael Winn – Tai Chi For Enlightenment(or Primordial Qigong)[DVD – Rip]”My name is Michael Winn. I want to share with you the creme de la creme of my discoveries.You have the opportunity to experience the living transmission from a team of great Enlightened Tao masters. You may experience their spiritual presence by simply doing an elegant Tai Chi for Enlightenment form for 15 minutes. The team of Tao masters I am referring to is led by the Grandmaster of all Tai Chi masters, the Taoist sage Chang San Feng.About 800 years ago Chang San Feng was the founder of the original Tai Chi Chuan 13-movement form for self-defense. It was a gentle form focused on the yielding principles of the Tao, so monks could defend themselves from bandits without falling into aggressive killing techniques that would spoil their spiritual path.But few are aware that Grandmaster Chang San Feng created a second short form that applied tai chi for enlightenment rather than self-defense. It also has 13 movements: 12 movements of Earth and one movement of Heaven that is done 50 times, ten times in each of the five directions. It was secretly practiced by a lineage of Taoist masters for the last 800 years.This secret Tai Chi for Enlightenment or Primordial Qigong form was taught to me by the 81-year old Zhu Hui, a kindly Chinese master with a smile that made your heart melt. (You can see him in the video). He says the form cured his liver cancer and protected him from violent abuse during the Cultural Revolution. He learned it from a 106-year old Taoist Master Li Tong, who lived on Wudang Mountain. Zhu Hui was the national tai chi sword champion of China when he was younger, and Master Li Tong took a liking to him.Wudang Mountain is where Chang San Feng lived in the 13th century, a mystical mountain recently made famous by the film Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. In his time Chang San Feng was mostly famous as a spiritual sage and adept of inner alchemy, not as a martial artist. The Emperor of China sent 30,000 men to build a temple on Wudang Mountain, just to curry favor with him. Refusing to appear at the Imperial court, Chang San Feng instead disappeared at age 95 into the wild Wudang Mountains. He then, according to written records, re-appeared regularly for hundreds of years afterward to teach people the secrets of the Tao. This reappearing act is how he got a reputation for being a “Tao immortal”.Tai Chi for Enlightenment was never taught to outsiders until a few years ago. I am one of the first teachers certified to teach it in the West. In China it was kept secret for 800 years mostly because it was considered too powerful to be released to an untrained public.Fortunately for us, times have changed. This secret tai chi form has now escaped from China’s mystical mountains and can be at your doorstep within days of your ordering this remarkable and beautiful video, filmed in powerful wild mountain and lake locations.”http://www.taichi-enlightenment.com