One of the most common questions I encounter about calligraphy is, “How should I appreciate calligraphy?” and “How can I write well?” Many books attempt to address these technical concerns, often concluding that using the correct method and practicing diligently is key. While this is true, I believe there’s a different perspective to consider. My…
In todayās one-on-one online workshop, we came across an interesting question about what it entails to be fully āhumanā. This client feels very strongly about people needing to be more spiritual as opposed to materialistic. He believes that we, as humans, need to operate from the āheart chakraā where our energy can connect with others…
One-on-one teaching creates miracles.Students may not knowwhat goals they can achieveor what levels they can reach. However, a good teacher, a good coach,with experience, methods, and belief,through close, one-on-one interaction and observation,will understand what students needand what to avoid,leading to the fastest results. That’s why I can be certain thateven those who don’t know Chinesecan…
There is a type of calligraphy enthusiasts who admire the artistic charm of Chinese calligraphy. The tranquility, calmness of writing calligraphy can be quite fascinating. Some people find calligraphy incredibly beautiful, the most profound form of art deeply rooted in an ancient culture. Perhaps they imagine it to be a bit too challenging, the threshold…
Chinese character is very interesting. The word, ālove (ę)ā, has the word, āheart (åæ)ā, at its center. How can anyone love anything without, āheart (åæ)ā, as the core. Speaking of the word, ālove (ę)ā, my favorite quote by Mother Teresa comes to mind, āPeople are unrealistic, illogical, and self-centered. Love them anyway.ā Love is unconditional…
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