07-15-2012, 12:00 AM
i have commented on the ancient artifact present in the tensegrity: whats also the reason why martial arts/kung-fu practitioners have stopped to practice tensegrity, as it is not convenient for them anymore, but this shamanism - but also the practitioners concerned with this seriousness of such tensegrity bonuses altering ones energy and/or eating the soul.. the tensegrity is not benign.
"Never the less, later he himself appeared with a series of movements that, he claimed, were the inheritance of the lineage, and that had a similar function to Tai Chi and other oriental arts. At the beginning he called them simply, “Magic Passes”, but when the thing became popular, he gave it an elegant name: Tensegrity."
otherwise:
"My personal view is that Tensegrity is composed of movements adapted from martial arts. Many of the passes that the followers of Carlos practice at this time are derivations. But the first exercises, those that he taught us directly, are basic movements from Chi Kung. I do not dare to judge Carlos. I do not know if his objective was that Tensegrity would transform into this exaggeration of movements that we are seeing in the seminars. But I remember that in one of his last public appearances, he stated that the group practices are only an initial step, before confronting the true challenge of the sorcerers. Tensegrity, he said, is designed in order to give us energy, in order to confront the really heavy things. It is something gentle, but one starts with something."
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"Never the less, later he himself appeared with a series of movements that, he claimed, were the inheritance of the lineage, and that had a similar function to Tai Chi and other oriental arts. At the beginning he called them simply, “Magic Passes”, but when the thing became popular, he gave it an elegant name: Tensegrity."
otherwise:
"My personal view is that Tensegrity is composed of movements adapted from martial arts. Many of the passes that the followers of Carlos practice at this time are derivations. But the first exercises, those that he taught us directly, are basic movements from Chi Kung. I do not dare to judge Carlos. I do not know if his objective was that Tensegrity would transform into this exaggeration of movements that we are seeing in the seminars. But I remember that in one of his last public appearances, he stated that the group practices are only an initial step, before confronting the true challenge of the sorcerers. Tensegrity, he said, is designed in order to give us energy, in order to confront the really heavy things. It is something gentle, but one starts with something."
http://spiritualitydiscus...iews-and-such#reply-6933