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**NumsAmenniams** · 04-17-2012, 03:33 AM

Welcome Teep- like you my interest in Buddhism was sparked through practicing the martial arts (gong fu and tai chi in my case) and I became very interested in the philosophy behind it. I have found it has given me a deeper understanding and appreciation for the arts, understanding how the soft and hard are linked and how practicing one makes you better at the other.

I hope that Buddhism will help you move into a life of peace and leave behind whatever you may have done in the past. The present, the here and now is what is important. I have found the members of this forum to be very welcoming and helpful, and hope you have the same experience.

04-17-2012, 03:33 AM	#7
NumsAmenniams Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 532 Senior Member	Welcome Teep- like you my interest in Buddhism was sparked through practicing the martial arts (gong fu and tai chi in my case) and I became very interested in the philosophy behind it. I have found it has given me a deeper understanding and appreciation for the arts, understanding how the soft and hard are linked and how practicing one makes you better at the other. I hope that Buddhism will help you move into a life of peace and leave behind whatever you may have done in the past. The present, the here and now is what is important. I have found the members of this forum to be very welcoming and helpful, and hope you have the same experience.
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