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"The Harmonious Fist" by Elcid is a martial arts epic that explores the world of the Sobek clan, a powerful group of warriors who were once rulers of the northern territories of the Sol Islands. The main protagonist of the story is a lone wolf, who seeks advice from other members of the clan as he battles his own inner demons. Throughout the three parts of the book - "Lei Tai," "The Duellist and The Emperor," and "Sobek Legacy" - the reader is taken on a journey through the history and traditions of the Sobek clan, as well as their mastery of the martial art known as "The Harmonious Fist." The lone wolf must ultimately confront his own weaknesses and find the strength to uphold the legacy of his clan, as he strives to conquer the world. The story is a powerful blend of action, introspection, and philosophy, inspired by Daoist principles.

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The Unknown 200-Year-Old Master

The Unknown 200-Year-Old Master

The unknown 200-year-old The unknown 200-year-old master, nameless as he refused to give his name, arrived in a fishing village in Indonesia 100 years ago. In 1924, during the “Beijing Coup” in mainland China, he was simply called the Old Man from China, or just “The Old Man,” as he is known up to now. …

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What Are the Secrets Behind Moving Slowly in Tai Chi?

What Are the Secrets Behind Moving Slowly in Tai Chi? Tai Chi is a martial art renowned for its slow, deliberate movements. But why is the fundamental form practiced so slowly, especially for beginners? Although faster forms exist, the slow form is essential for mastering Tai Chi’s principles and techniques. Here’s why moving slowly in …

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The Art of Sinking: Understanding Tai Chi’s Concept of Grounding

The Art of Sinking: Understanding Tai Chi’s Concept of Grounding In Taiji Quan (Tai Chi) what does it really mean to “sink”? It is more than just dropping down physically and bearing the pain of the tightness of the body, which gives room for understanding this principle. That is why traditionally Tai Chi forms involved …

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