The Manual Of Bean Curd Boxing, Paul Read
The Manual Of Bean Curd Boxing, Paul Read
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The Manual Of Bean Curd Boxing
Tai Chi and the Noble Art of Leaving Things Undone

Author: Paul Read

Narrator: Paul Read

Unabridged: 3 hr 56 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 09/29/2018


Synopsis

So many disciplines promise happiness, security, health, wisdom or enlightenment, but few deliver more than just words. Yet, when you fuse together an ancient eastern practice with a thoroughly 21st century take - you create something beautifully intriguing and inspiringly new that encompasses so many of these qualities: Bean Curd Boxing.Combining the simplicity of Tai Chi, the soft wisdom of the ancient sages and a tender light-hearted approach to learning, the Manual of Bean Curd Boxing shows you: * How to absorb the basics of these arts into your daily activities with no sweat and no stress* How to remain tranquil and calm under the stress of daily encounters * How to perfect the ancient art of 'doing without doing' in order to softly Get Things Done * How to become a slow ninja amongst a planet of speed freaks In a world of Information Overload, the Manual of Bean Curd Boxing offers an alternative source of wisdom: practical and original exercises for re-learning good posture, good breathing habits and building powerful new energy boosting habits.Note: This is the 4th Edition (the 5th edition is only available in paperback and ebook formats)

Reviews

Goodreads review by Paul

I'm probably not the most independent of reviewers but its one of my fave books on Getting Things Done, explored through the Soft Art of Tai Chi. But as I say, I'm probably a little partial.... Book is also available in print and audio and is featured in this listing of best Tai Chi books: [URL not allowed]......more

Goodreads review by Will

If you never own another tai chi book, please own this one. It's irreverent look at tai chi is funny, humorous, funny again and jolts you out of the trap many tai chi players find themselves in. It will make you laugh, it will make you think. You will laugh until you come to the realization that wha......more

Goodreads review by Phil

Everything that Paul writes has a certain humour and lightheartedness about it. I enjoy the subtle way he weaves historical and current practices together along with poking a bit of fun at those like me who love the detail in everything.......more

Goodreads review by Scribe

Enjoyed this a lot - after 10 years of practising tai chi and the tricky art of tao, it was more a fun read than a revelationary one, but well written and amusing and just the right length. Perfect starting point for those intrigued by tao or looking to start on tai chi, and want some thoughts on wo......more