Tai Chi Qigong practice is like finely tuning an instrument to play a melodious sonata.We must artfully refine and acutely listen with rapt attention to the subtleties of our movement and breath.

With the alignment of our crown point to heaven and base of torso threading this line to earth, we are positioned like a carpenter's leveler, then the “water bubble” becomes still and reflective; our inner lake serene, nothing from the outside world disturbs this equipoise.

The true art of Tai Chi Qigong is a constant source of new depths to its practitioners, as we become restored and are then able to store elixir drops of its vastness.  The supply is inexhaustible, the flavor like nectar to those who know.

Many times I see friends and practitioners in my travels, practicing their Tai Chi with devotion. The technique could provide greater benefit if a few reminders are put into practice.

Since we are working with current (Qi/Chi) that as it's nature does not have cessation, then in order to work best with it, we must give it room to flow,  room to expand, and room to return or "circle" back to us.

When we enter a Qigong or a Tai Chi posture, remember to keep your spirit bright and smile with your conscious self into each moment of your practice.

Arms that go out too far, weight shifts that uproot the balance points, heads and torsos that leave the natural line of heaven and earth should be avoided, as these movements take us out of the orbit of the Qi.

It is like listening to a beautiful musical composition and suddenly one instrument plays too strongly, disrupting the delicate balance of the music we are receiving.
So, the ability to grow in our awareness and expand our consciousness is a delicate matter, and these little things are a definite help on the way.