Betsy visits Leya Cragin in Lakewood CO

April 7-8, 2018 Betsy is gathering Chi for
The 2018 T'aiChi Chih Teacher Conference!

Betsy arrived to visit Leya Cragin in Lakewood Colorado...

And I am overjoyed that I stayed to join in the T'ai Chi Chih Workshop with Lisa Otero in Fort Collins, CO!!!


Look! Leya introduced me to Lisa O and Lisa V--they are so cool!


I gathered with everyone to discuss small adjustments to our movements...


...they really do make a big difference in how you feel the flow of the Chi!


I heard about the good times everyone shared last year at the 2017 TCC Teacher Conference in Colorado 



Some amazing new teachers! I can hardly believe some of them just recieved certification in 2016


We learned so much from Lisa. We can feel how she has a lot of what Justin calls "teh"
...that inner sincerity


I volunteered to help take the group picture so you can't see me in this photo


 I will carry the focus and deepening of my practice with this wonderful group with meaaa to conference this summer in Philidelphia!!!

    Did you know that you can register for the 2018 T'ai Chi Chih Teacher Conference ONLINE NOW!!!!?
    http://www.taichichihfoundation.org

    You find that link and lots more information at...


    Thank you for helping me gather the CHI!!!

    Chi-FULLY Flowing from Emptiness,
    Betsy Ross

    ============
    #TCCConf2018 #TCCBetsyAndBen #TaiChiChih
    (Thank You Leya Cragin for building our CHI!)

    Comments

    Post a Comment

    Popular posts from this blog

    Betsy visits Wendy Statuto in Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ

    Image
    December 8, 2017 Betsy is gathering Chi for The 2018 T'aiChi Chih Teacher Conference! Greetings from Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ. Ho-Ho-Kus Seven letters all in a row, Three are in caps, and four are low. Add two hyphens, they must be there Or our Ho-Ho-Kus would not be rare. Rare indeed, is this little town in northern New Jersey, home of Wendy Statuto, a fellow TCC teacher. The land was first inhabited by the Lenni Lenape Indians, whose name means “original people.”  It wasn’t until 1662 when the first white man came to own property.  Legend has it that the indians offered their friendship to these first settlers inviting them to live with them and helping them build their dwellings.  After hundreds of years, I could feel the Chi that was generated from this town’s very beginning. But arriving here was not without a little excitement, as I found myself surrounded by two collies and a little pup (Mark and Wendy’s new little rescue, Finley).  I thought I might...
    Read more

    Betsy changes her travel itinerary

    Image
    February 26, 2018 Betsy is gathering Chi for The 2018 T'ai Chi Chih Teacher Conference! Greetings from Betsy who anticipated an international destination on her travels this month but alas found that the Chi had other plans. So Betsy is adjusting her itinerary enroute and she is on her way again today! Betsy is going with the Flow. When the currents of life move you there is wisdom in acceptance. My Daddy always spoke of a angel watching over him and gave me this one who hangs from my driver's visor. He said the tire that flew off the trailer or the engine trouble that delayed our travel was in our best interest to avoid unforeseen calamity. So we learned to let go of expectations and to accept that our vacation is exactly as it is meant to be. Every day is to be celebrated. What a delight that those watermelons on the trailer of that auto mechanic's truck, when he came to unlock the shop for our repair, were the yummiest we ever ate! Do you r...
    Read more

    Ben has been MIA in the Postal Mail

    Image
    February 10, 2018 Ben is gathering Chi for The 2018 T'aiChi Chih Teacher Conference! Ironic that the man who began as the first Postmaster General got lost in the mail!!! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin When I practice Light at the Top of the Head I often consider those wrist circles up there as cleaning the inside and outside of a window. I let go of all the fog and can see clearly the road my life is on at this time in the journey. Then when I reach the wrist circles for Light at the Temple, I clear the tangle of my plans and expectations that I have about where I am headed and how far along I should be right now. Each pause in the stillness reminds me to just be... be okay with exactly where I am right here present with today. Empty of Expectations for Tomorrow Empty of Wishing Things Different Yesterday I am fully present Just being here now Thank you for sharing the breath of life with me in this moment. We are welling up with bu...
    Read more