32 Sword Form, Simplified, Yang Style, Taijiquan Jian.
A webpage by Michael P. Garofalo.
A webpage by Michael P. Garofalo.
This
popular webpage includes a comprehensive bibliography, scores of
links to webpages; an extensive listing of the names and name
variations for each movement in English, Chinese, French, German, and
Spanish; a detailed analysis of each posture and movement sequence with
explanations and numbered illustrations and detailed instructions;
selected quotations; comments on 20 Taijiquan sword techniques; a
comprehensive media bibliography; a chart of performance times;
recommendations for starting to learn this form at home one your own
with instructional DVDs, books and practice methods; and, a comparison
of the 32 and 55 sword forms in the Yang style.
This is the standard, simplified, orthodox, 1957, 32 Taiji Sword Form, in the Yang Style of T'ai Chi Ch'uan.
32 Sword Form Pamphlet by Geoffrey Hugh Miller. Adapted from
information and graphics found on the
32 Sword Form webpage
by Michael P. Garofalo. 22 pages, 9/7/2015, PDF Format. Excellent job by Mr. Miller. This is a handy practice tool.
Read about the Taoist magical sword finger hand sign:
"The sword finger hand sign is to draw your own magic power to the fingers and output a beam of energy for doing Taoist magic. This beam of magical power isn’t just an imaginary thing, it’s a real visible beam if you can see it. Some of my students can see the beam of energy beams out like a long laser from the tip of the finger and extend all the way to the wall or somewhere far away. The beam is a beam a the magic power from one doing the handsign. This beam of power can be used for drawing FUs in the air, killing evils, doing magic in magic battles, healing or even saving lives! This is like a multi-usage tool, which can be a pen, a chisel, a phone, or even a drill, it all depends on how you use it and what adaptor you put on it to make it function differently. The most commonly seen usage of this handsign in Tin Yat Lineage is by drawing Taoism FU in the air or on the incense. This allow you to “carve” the Taoism FU into the object or in the air to perform magic."
Read about the Taoist magical sword finger hand sign:
"The sword finger hand sign is to draw your own magic power to the fingers and output a beam of energy for doing Taoist magic. This beam of magical power isn’t just an imaginary thing, it’s a real visible beam if you can see it. Some of my students can see the beam of energy beams out like a long laser from the tip of the finger and extend all the way to the wall or somewhere far away. The beam is a beam a the magic power from one doing the handsign. This beam of power can be used for drawing FUs in the air, killing evils, doing magic in magic battles, healing or even saving lives! This is like a multi-usage tool, which can be a pen, a chisel, a phone, or even a drill, it all depends on how you use it and what adaptor you put on it to make it function differently. The most commonly seen usage of this handsign in Tin Yat Lineage is by drawing Taoism FU in the air or on the incense. This allow you to “carve” the Taoism FU into the object or in the air to perform magic."
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