Zhuangzi said: "If you get it from the precepts, it should be infinite." In the Tang Dynasty, Si Kongtu said: "If you surpass the elephant, you must quit." Together, it is "beyond the image, in its ring, the response is infinite." I think it is very appropriate to use these twelve words to summarize Ma Chengqi's Tai Chi internal cultivation.

First of all, beyond images, what is an "image", that is, the material world we live in, not in the material world, where has it gone? To the conscious level. The consciousness level is higher than the material level, so it is beyond the image. Tai Ji Chuan is a movement of consciousness, and everyone has reached the knowledge of * * *, but how to achieve a real movement of consciousness? I think it's very good to practice Tai Chi at this level. Master Ma has repeatedly stressed the importance of eyes, that is, to guide everyone how to combine spirit with God, and only when it is in place can we surpass the image.

Second, depending on the ring, the ring refers to the circular movement of Taiji, and the ring is the center of the circle. The ancients used rings instead of circles, which meant that an infinite number of concentric circles were nested together, just like * * * *. As soon as Master Ma turned around, he understood the meaning of the ring.

Third, infinity is the result of the above two points. Well done, it should be infinity, which means no problem.

The language of the ancients was concise, but we realized their realm from the language of the ancients, and all our feelings were far from jumping out of their circle. I was lucky enough to learn boxing from Master Ma, and with the help of Master Ma and other senior brothers, I gradually learned the essence of China culture.