Masahiro Ouchi has been practising for 45 years, and on October 21st he is coming to Teja House to teach us.
He is the founder and director of TaoZen Life Practice, the Healing Tao Center of New York and the Healing Tao Center of Japan, a senior instructor of Universal Healing Tao, and the author of What is Chi Nei Tsang?, One Minute Meditation and Healing Love, among others. His path began in childhood at a 600-year-old Zen temple in Japan, moved through Kendo, Kyudo and Shaolin Kung Fu, then a year in India at twenty to study yoga. He is a senior student of Grandmaster Mantak Chia, and has also studied under Li Jun Feng (who taught Jet Li), the parapsychologist Dr. Hiroshi Motoyama, and Michizo Noguchi.
He has taught at New York University, Queens College, the NY Open Center, Chiva-Som in Thailand, Ananda in the Himalayas and SHA Wellness in Spain, and his students range from global business leaders to underprivileged communities, because he believes these practices belong to everyone.
This will not be a lecture. Masahiro asked for three things in the room: conversation, movement and breath. We will hear where the practice comes from and what 45 years of it does to a body, and then we will stand up and do it together.
Come in clothes you can move in.
Agenda:
6:30 Doors and drinks
7:00 Masahiro begins
8:30 Networking and conversation
This event is organized by Longevity Wednesdays and sponsored by TEJÁ House.
TEJÁ is a cultural house on the river at Cais do Sodré, open seven days. A warehouse with a studio for yoga, pilates and movement, a kitchen and a bar, and one long room that holds concerts, exhibitions, workshops and late dinners. The day runs into the night without a seam: a class at midday, a table to work at through the afternoon, a live set after dark. Not a venue you book once and forget. A door that knows your name by the third visit.
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