POST 676 28Sept2024 - Exercise Chi Luc Deep16- Remic Rapids balanced rock sculptures

Welcome to Post 676 

POST 676 28Sept2024 

- Exercise Chi Luc Deep16

- Remic Rapids balanced rock sculptures

-Various items and pictures

        

		POST    2024                                    Linda’s Thursday Quotation
		No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth. Plato   ==================   Science walks forward on two feet, namely theory and experiment. Sometimes it is one foot which is put forward first, sometimes the other, but continuous progress is only made by the use of both. Robert Andrews Millikan

 

 

Along My Path     Charles Phan Hoang  REMIC RAPIDS PARK  Post 676  September 28, 2024 REMIC RAPIDS PARK  Many years ago, on a beautiful autumn day, I discovered Remic Rapids Park, located about 4 kilometers from Parliament Hill in Ottawa. Since then, I have revisited this unique place almost every year, always finding great joy in its tranquil atmosphere and unusual rock sculptures. The park is home to numerous balanced rock sculptures, which transform the shoreline of the Ottawa River into a stunning natural gallery. Remic Rapids is particularly renowned for the work of John Ceprano, an artist who began creating these sculptures in the early 1980s. Ceprano uses only natural stones found along the riverbank, carefully balancing them into intricate, gravity-defying formations without the use of adhesives or supports. His work beautifully blends art and nature, evoking a sense of harmony, balance, and impermanence. While sitting in quiet meditation at this serene place, I once reflected on how the balanced rock sculptures at Remic Rapids symbolize the interplay between human creativity and the natural world, representing a peaceful coexistence with nature. Charles Phan Hoang Post 676 | September 28, 2024

 

 

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END POST 676 28SEPT.2024

 

POST 675 21Sept2024 Exercise Iron Body KIM THAN - Illusion and Reality-Phan Hoang

 WELCOME TO POST 675

 Autumn is arriving! enjoy!

POST 675 21Sept2024 

Exercise Golden Body KIM THAN 

 Illusion and Reality

Various items and pictures

                    

                                          EXERCISE FOR THIS WEEK

                              Iron Body

         

		POST    2024                                    Linda’s Thursday Quotation
		Mistakes are the portals of discovery. James Joyce

 

		Along My Path     Charles Phan Hoang
		ILLUSION AND REALITY Post 675   September 21, 2024
		ILLUSION AND REALITY I arrived on a remote island and discovered its stunning beaches, where the pristine waters mirrored the blue sky, the trees, and drifting clouds, like a flawless reflection. A mirror shows things, but what it reflects is an illusion. As I look back on my long journey through life, I realize how difficult it is to distinguish reality from illusion. Too often, illusion is more alluring than reality. In business, politics, and even martial arts, people frequently make misguided decisions when they mistake illusion for truth, the process for the content. Politicians, in particular, are masters of this art—blurring the line between promises and achievements. Charles Phan Hoang Post 675 | September 21, 2024

 

       

   

                                                    POSTURE 

 

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 END POST 675  - September 21, 2024

POST 674 14Sept2024 Exercise Changing Enemy - Story The Cormorant- Letter Back to School

 

Welcome to Post 674

POST 674 14Sept2024

 Exercise  Changing Enemy 

Story The Cormorant 

Letter Back to School 

Various items and pictures

 

		News Letter      Charles Phan Hoang
		Back to School Season 2024-2025 Message from the Grand Master
		Back to School Season 2024-2025 Message from the Grand Master Dear Black Belts and Teachers, As we enter this exciting Back to School season, I want to take a moment to reconnect with each of you. You are not only models for your students but also ambassadors of our art to the wider community. We are proud of all you have accomplished this past year, and we look forward to a new year filled with growth and achievement. Our students rely on us for more than just physical training—they look to us for guidance in navigating life’s challenges. They seek to understand how to apply the principles of our art to their daily lives. As mentors, you carry the responsibility of upholding the core values that define our art: Honor, Discipline, Respect, Perseverance, and Humility. Encourage your students to set ambitious goals and push themselves to new heights in their training. Help them embrace Collaborative Learning, a key practice in our tradition, while also fostering Continuous Learning, a vital principle for personal and collective growth. To support you on this journey of development, remember that you are not alone. You can rely on various resources within the Viet-Chi System, including: The Viet-Chi Institute (Master Edio) Teachers School (Master Paola) Leading Black Belts (Master Piotr) The Research Center (Master Viet Ha) Alumni Networks Viet-Chi Post VCI Publishing Club Master Hoang ...and many more. Let this new school year be an opportunity to reignite our passion for the art and recommit to excellence in everything we do. Be Strong. Be Happy. Be Helpful. Charles Phan Hoang Canada| September, 2024

 

 

		POST    2024                                    Linda’s Thursday Quotation
		Nothing is so dangerous to the progress of the human mind than to assume that our views of science are ultimate, that there are no mysteries in nature, that our triumphs are complete and that there are no new worlds to conquer. Humphry Davy

 

 

 

 

		Along My Path     Charles Phan Hoang
		THE CORMORANT Post 674  September 14, 2024
		The Cormorant It was a serene summer day on Petrie Island, a conservation haven, when I first encountered the cormorant up close. His sleek black feathers gleamed under the sunlight, and with a quiet sense of respect, I called him Mister Cormorant. For the next week, like clockwork, I returned to the same spot each day. Without fail, Mister Cormorant was always there, perched on a half-submerged tree trunk, as if waiting for me. I would sit silently on a nearby bench, content to observe him, while he seemed just as aware of me—though he never acknowledged my presence. He went about his business, pretending I wasn’t there. Cormorants are known for their remarkable fishing skills, diving deep underwater to catch fish with astonishing precision. They are patient hunters, waiting for just the right moment before plunging into the depths. Afterward, they often stand with wings outstretched to dry in the sun, a pose of quiet elegance. Mister Cormorant embodied all these traits. But what captivated me most was how, when he stood still for long periods, he seemed more like a philosopher lost in thought, contemplating things beyond this world. His stillness had a depth, as if he were pondering the mysteries of existence. Then, in an instant, he would dive, disappearing beneath the surface, only to reappear far away—a sudden, graceful movement that always took my breath away. Watching him in these moments was a gift, a small but profound offering from nature that I cherished. In time, Mister Cormorant became a silent companion. Though we never exchanged words, we shared an unspoken connection. Each day, I looked forward to seeing him. But one day, when I arrived at our usual meeting place, Mister Cormorant was nowhere to be seen. I sat on the bench, waiting patiently for him, but the water remained undisturbed. The next day, and the days that followed, I returned with the same hope, yet he never came back. I missed him deeply, my friend in the quiet moments, and without him, the island felt emptier. The water, once alive with his presence, seemed soulless. Charles Phan Hoang Post 674 | September 14, 2024

 

 

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END POST 674     14 Sept. 2024