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Ancient Chinese Animal Symbolism demonstrate the The Way of Practitioner and show how
to acquired skills as presented at the Form 1-3 stages of WingChun Kungfu:
The body and mind, material and immaterial interact within the Practitioner to create
balanced physical energy where body and mind slowly harmonize and unite and start to
follow The Way as explained in ancient China Taoism.
ALCHEMISTRY - The way of Practitioner
In the Western context, The Way of Taoism can be
explained in Alchemist terms and symbolism. In
Alchemistry, natural laws have spiritual parallels and
experiments concerns of indentifying LIFE FORCE at
various elements.
Alchemistry focuses in raising of vibrations,
cultivating the seed within us and assist the
LIFE FORCE to find harmonious balance in our body
towards transformation of the entire individual.
Alchemical transformation is from animal kingdom
towards mineral kingdom, raising of vibrations,
achieving harmonious balance and peace of Mind.
*Everything comes out from a Seed but the Fruits
must be inside the Seed from the very beginning*
ALCHEMISTRY - The way of Practitioner
Buddhist and Taoist Spiritual Dimensions are strange in the Christianity influenced West, where a
fundamental split of Body and Mind is proglaimed and our brains divided in Right and Left halves,
each with specialized functions - our Body and Mind are separated, the approach is Duality.
In the East, the approach is Unity where the entire World with Yang (male) and Yin (female)
principles interact to create harmonious balance.
The ultimate aim of The Practitioner is to achieve Balance where these polarities unite under Heart
Principle or as in Wing Chun terminology The Centre-Line.
The Heart Principle is the integration Body and Mind which Status is generating a Force itself, a new
fighting dimension with pulsating energy - The Practitioner with achieved Heart Principle will
counter-balance opposing Forces and unite them into targeted singularity.
The Heart -principle and integration can be best illustrated as follows:
THE CENTRE LINE - The way of Practitioner
Mother Individual
Masculine
Soft External
Internal
Father
Hard
Feminine
Human
Endurance
Love
Past Balance
Entirety
Unity
Present
INTERNAL ASPECTS - The way of Practitioner