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Why Chee Soo’s Books Are Essential for Deepening Your Training

Master Chee Soo’s books, are invaluable training manuals for anyone serious about Tai Chi, Kung Fu, Chinese Medicine and Taoism. Here’s why they’re essential for taking your practice to the next level:

A Link to Authentic Taoist Tradition

Chee Soo’s books offer direct access to the Lee family Taoist Arts, providing deep insights into Lee style Tai Chi, Feng Shou Kung Fu, Kai Men ‘open door’ Qigong, and Taoist philosophy. Studying these texts connects you with centuries of wisdom, offering more than just physical techniques—his teachings explore balance, energy, and spiritual principles.

Clear, Simple Instruction

Chee Soo had a unique ability to break down complex ideas into easy-to-understand steps. His writing is straightforward and accessible, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced practitioners who want to refine their understanding of the Taoist Arts.

Practical Manuals for Training

These books are not just artifacts they are designed for hands-on practice, offering step-by-step guidance on Tai Chi forms, Kung Fu techniques, Qigong exercises and Holistic Chinese medicine methods. Whether you’re practising alone or supplementing lessons, his instructions help refine your technique and deepen your knowledge.

Ahead of His Time

Chee Soo’s focus on qi, the mind-body connection, and the integration of Taoist philosophy, culture, martial arts and health practices anticipated modern wellness trends. His books blend martial training with holistic principles, making them highly relevant today.

A Lifelong Resource

As you progress, Chee Soo’s books continue to offer new insights. It’s a different book every time you read it. They grow with you, revealing deeper meaning as your skills evolve, serving as an enduring companion on your Taoist journey.

Taoist Ways of Healing

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A comprehensive guide to the Chinese Taoist Healing methods.

Outside of China very little is known of the vast range of therapeutic methods that have been studied and used for thousands of years on the Chinese mainland and are still being practised daily by Chinese everywhere in the world. But out of all the many sciences known to the Chinese, only one so far seems to have attracted the attention of the Western world, and that is acupuncture, and even the results that this art obtains are doubted by many medical professionals outside of China. However, the vast wealth of experience has not gone entirely unnoticed, for Japan now uses traditional Chinese medical methods on an extensive scale, and the Academy of Sciences in the Soviet Union also has a department which has been making a special study of the Chinese methods and skills, and even in France and in Germany greater interest is being aroused through the medium of regular publications. In Britain, in addition to the Acupuncture Association, there are regular classes being held in London and elsewhere. Throughout Europe, too, there are various centres teaching the many arts of Chinese healing. The health arts that the ‘Sons of Reflected Light’ (Fanguangzi) brought to China eventually came to be known as the ‘Eight Strands of the Brocade’ (Bā duàn jǐn), and even to this day, after thousands of years have passed, they are still known to the Chinese by that name. In the West these same arts are being used for the benefit of all those who wish to avail themselves of them.