by Shanti on December 29, 2011
“Write it on your heart
that every day
is the best day in the year.”
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Everybody ought to see the sunrise at least once a year.
And to me, a perfect way to celebrate the emergence of 2012 is SA-ing on the beach with the rising sun.
How do you feel about the new year? What are your hopes and dreams?
What would you like to improve or change?
What successes did you have in 2011? What would you like to be different?
Come, bring your clear intentions and we’ll all pour our love into them.
Kai Chi Do is a dynamic process that involves connection with ourselves as well as the environment.
Resonance with the earth is grounding and serene.
Positivity and support from the group inspires me to resolve conflicting emotions and cleanses my spirit.
Feeling at peace with myself and the world, the new year becomes exciting.
We’re meeting for sunrise Kai Chi Do at 7:00 AM this New Years day, January 1st 2012 at Sunset Beach in Tarpon Springs, Florida.
Hope to see you there!
Sunrise photo by David Ashford at Flickr Creative Commons
by Susan Robinson on October 19, 2011
These folks are cool!
Next Sunday —
October 23rd from 2:45 – 4:00 PM in the Oak Pavilion.
by Susan Robinson on April 11, 2011
Well, it’s starting to heat up in Florida and we’re making our annual migration to the beach for our weekly Sunday morning Kai Chi Do. I love doing Kai Chi Do knee deep in gently cool water of the Gulf of Mexico and taking a float between songs. Bring your sunscreen!
We meet at 9:30am on the North end of the beach at Howard Park. (Turn right to park when you reach the end of the causeway.) Google maps view. Howard Park is located at 1700 Sunset Drive in Tarpon Springs.
And since we all love to hang around and schmooze after a great morning Kai Chi Do, we’re going to have a little beach party this Sunday, April 17th. Come share some healthy munchies and soak up the vibes!
by Susan Robinson on October 11, 2010
Many of you know that Charles leads clients in Kai Chi Do every weekday morning at a nationally accredited program for the treatment of addictions and mental health.
But did you know that Kai Chi Do instructor Eric Lehrer has also recently been invited to lead Kai Chi Do sessions at a treatment program in New Jersey? And Eric had a crowd rockin’ Kai Chi Do at last month’s Evolve festival.
Marty Lehrer is doing Kai Chi Do with seniors at a local nursing home each week. They love Kai Chi Do! And, at Vastu Health, they are providing “Kid Chi Do” for the pre-school and kindergarten crowd (they even do a brief meditation!) and a Kai Chi Do program for teens!
And you’ve probably read our posts about Kai Chi Do instructor Biana Mavasheva bringing Kai Chi Do to the Oneness Project.
There’s a lot of good going on! And people are looking for alternative healing.
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If you know anyone that would benefit from Kai Chi Do, tell them about this work! Maybe they’ll give it a try and experience the energy for themselves. Keep sharing the love!
by Susan Robinson on July 14, 2010
Howard Park south side beach
I started calling Charles “Rain Man” last Sunday because he was, well – shvitzing – all over us during Kai Chi Do. (and he was loving it!) So we went on a mission to find the best cool breezy location in Tarpon Springs.
What we found is a lovely pristine alcove on Howard Park Beach – south end of the beach island. The stone steps take you down a path through the beach rocks. For all of you folks who love Kai Chi Do, but have been dodging the heat – We’re moving our Sunday Kai Chi Do to the beach for the summer. Come out and join us and wiggle your toes in the sand.
Here’s a map.
And for all you geocachers out there – the coordinates to this Sunday morning treasure are:
N28 degrees 09.161′ WO82 degrees 48.331′
See you there! Remember to wear your sun screen!
