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Taoist Arts Center
342 East 9th St.
New York, NY
10003
(212) 477-7055
S. Rabinowitz, director.
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Taoist-Arts.com: News and Research On these pages you will find articles and research on
the healing effects of tai chi, chi kung (qigong),
Taoist Meditation, and Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Doctors and medical researchers continue to
investigate the effects of these arts on conditions
including diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure,
pain, and stress management. This page presents a
selection of health articles along with others on
Chinese philosophy and culture.
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 Zen and Taoist Stories
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Read these Zen and Taoist anecdotes for fun, knowledge or just to pass the time. You won't be sorry you checked them out.
 Qigong and Taoism
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Qigong can help people strengthen and balance their inner energy and increase their chance of survival from many diseases which Western doctors think untreatable.
- In the Women's Corner: Susan Rabinowitz
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The Water Method of Lao Tzu and the early Taoists underlies all of Susan's teaching.
- Tai Chi for Cows.
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Want happy cows? Practice tai chi in front of them.
- Introducing: The Taoist Arts Center
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The Taoist Arts Center caters to students at all levels who want to raise their energy and achieve a relaxed vitality.
- Exercisers Slow it Down with Qigong
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The NY Times reports wellness based exercisers can find qigong (chi kung) classes at the Taoist Arts Center.
- Can 'Chi' Ease Arthritis Pain?
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Alternative healers have developed treatments that can ease the pain of arthritis -- without drugs. But to use them you must start thinking in terms of 'chi'.
- Breathe Better with Tai Chi
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People who practice Tai Chi breathe more efficiently than those who do not.
- Acupuncture, Chi Kung and Tai Chi for Healing.
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Traditional Chinese Medicine, in its long history, has always offered energy enhancement exercises such as Tai Chi Chuan, Qi Gong (Chi Kung), and meditation, as well as acupuncture.
- Tai Chi gentle workout for body and soul
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Many injured or ailing people begin Tai Chi to help their recovery.
- Discovering the Internal Arts
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The Internal arts give us a place inside our bodies for our minds to call home.
 Wheelchair Tai Chi
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Tai Chi isn't just for the able-bodied.
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