I enjoy leading people on spiritual adventure retreats to China and India and a lot of that has to do with the shared history and wealth of spirituality from these countries. 

When I was but a grasshopper, barely a teenager, I learned from training martial arts about the connection and amazing insights these two countries brought to the world; Bodhidharma was an Indian Buddhist Monk who traveled to China and more specifically to the Shaolin Temple, where he began to teach Dhyana. Dhyana is the sanskrit word for meditation. Later Dhyana became known as Chan meditation in China after it mixed with the native philosophy of Taoism. It would then spread to Japan where it was called Zen, in Korea it became known as Som and Thailand it was known as Thien. In the short video below I explain it a little more. 

As you know I'm offering a FREE pass to my beginners online Chung Fu Method training portal. If you are interested I've decided to take 10 beginner trial students as the offer for 5 filled up quickly. So there is still opportunity to get on board but you need to secure your spot ASAP as online classes will be starting soon! 

Sincerely, ​​​​​​​

Terry Hodgkinson 

Founder and Master Educator 

Tao Journeys and Chung Fu Method 

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