"Nothing rests; everything moves; everything vibrates." "Everything flows, out and in; everything has its tides; all things rise and fall; the pendulum-swing manifests in everything; the measure of the swing to the right is the measure of the swing to the left; rhythm compensates." The Kybalion My recent online class inspired me to think: It’s the line or the wave the quickest and more efficient to move? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opZwYaO3nm4   Naturally, we oscillate and waving when we walk: Cyclists waving to be quicker:   Water animals are a great...

  by Tibi Moravcik A young body is elastic, resilient, smooth and flexible… Through ageing, our bodies and mind crystallise. However, there is a method to cope with and prevent this crystallisation process, therefore keeping the body younger! The qualities of the crystallisation process are very similar to frozen water. Crystallised - frozen water doesn't flow. Ice is breakable - crystallised bodies become brittle and lose flexibility and plasticity. Ice is cold - also, the old crystallised body is colder - blood circulation is weaker and slower. The ice flows are crashing...

Systema is a smart martial art and self-defence system based on being relaxed.Moving without undesirable tension makes your movement more efficient.To be efficient, you must flow on your body – kinetic energy.Being relaxed also improves your ability to adapt – and synchronise.Being aware of tension and coping with stress is good not just for fighting but also for health. Systema is not the usual martial art with characteristic movements or techniques. We focus on how to do it rather than what to do.The aspects we are developing in Systema apply to all kinetic activities:...

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia     In positive psychology, flow, also known as the zone, is the mental state of operation in which a person performing an activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and enjoyment in the process of the activity. In essence, flow is characterized by complete absorption in what one does. Achieving flow is often referred to as being in the zone. Flow is completely focused motivation. It is a single-minded immersion and represents perhaps the ultimate experience in harnessing the emotions in the service...

by Tibi Moravcik   Let’s analyse some aspects and ways how we make steps…   Balance perspective   1. falling forward The body is off balance - falling down before the leg touches the ground.    2. keep balance, touch the ground, and then shift weight The leg firstly touches the ground, then shifts body mass to the front leg. We usually walk like this when we are not sure about the ground and want to check it before putting our body weight there. 3. keep the free leg hanging under the body The leg is relaxed, hanging under the body. It doesn’t matter...

The stress management by Tibi Moravcik   What kind of power is stress? .   What is the opposite power?   Content: Lived experience method 5 keys to coping with stress Who developed this program?   Lived experience method Play with stress, study how it affects you, feel what to release it…   Our concept leads you via exercises, where you take many unforgettable personal experiences with stress and expansion. You can feel and study how stress affects your body and mind… You realise what happens when you stress and which...

In our Chi Kung (Qigong) program, we focus on: 1. Fire 2. Expand and condense 3. Balance 4. Breathing 5. Relax 6. The flow of the sky's energy   1. Fire Fire is the power which lifts us every morning from the bed against the gravitational power. Different cultures call this vital energy of life differently… The Chinese call it Chi or Qi, Indian Prana or Kundalini, in Slavic culture it is called Zhiva (Živa / Жива  “zhiv” = alive; “zhivot” = life). In the English language, I prefer to use the word ‘Fire’, because it evokes the quality and helps us visualise...

Virtual Stress-Management Retreat Stress affects mental and physical tension, while tension affects stress. Mental tension affects physical tension and vice versa. This is the cycle of stress. For you to be able to stop this cycle, you have to be aware of your physical tension, so can be aware of your stress, and eventually control your physical tension, and hence, control your stress. This online retreat is all about helping you find the tools to do this. During this retreat, you will learn the techniques to release tension and manage your stress. If you're looking for ways to deal with...

  by Tibi Moravcik How does it work? Our reactions when our mind recognises any impulse: a) resist b) escape c) accept, let the power move the body. Resistance is a typical answer to impulse as a push or pull. If something scares us, we can subconsciously escape (e.g. some insects or reptiles). There are also other reactions - accept. So, I do not resist the power of impulse, but use that kinetic energy for my motion. To accept is not a reaction. It's a different stand of body and mind. It's not such easy to accept it. There are many ways how power could affect the body,...

We aim to understand better, feel and aware of our Body, Mind and Spirit. We analyse related aspects to gain a clear understanding of how they operate. We deeply feel and become aware of related aspects. Then we study how they are related to one Holistic picture. We define principles according to which we move and exist. https://veda.one/aspects/ Five keys aspects of motion 1. Expand or Condense 2. Relax or Tense 3. Accept or Resist 4. Flow or Crystalise 5. Breath Freely or Limited   1. Expand & Condense Rather Expand then Stress   This...