Like A Long River book. The Third in a series of Tai Chi books, written by the well-known student of Cheng Man-ching, Wolfe Lowenthal, author of "There are No Secrets" and "Gateway to the Miraculous.
Like A Long River book. The Third in a series of Tai Chi books, written by the well-known.
Find nearly any book by Wolfe Lowenthal. Wolfe Lowenthal (Lowenthal, Wolfe). used books, rare books and new books. Like a Long River: ISBN 9780977310708 (978-773107-0-8) Softcover, Long River Tai Chi Press, 2005
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This book is a sequel to Wolfe Lowenthal’s first book: There Are No Secrets Wolfe Lowenthal was born in Pittsburgh, PA in 1939 and attended Carnegie Mellon. He has worked as an anti-war activist, a typesetter, and a screen writer.
This book is a sequel to Wolfe Lowenthal’s first book: There Are No Secrets. Like the previous book. Wolfe Lowenthal was born in Pittsburgh, PA in 1939 and attended Carnegie Mellon. In 1967 he studying Tai Chi Ch’uan with Professor Cheng Man-Ching, eventually becoming an assistant. After Professor Cheng’s death in 1975, Lowenthal began teaching Tai Chi. He lives with his wife and young son in New York, where he studies and teaches at his school, The Long River Tai Chi Circle. He is the author of a previous book about Professor Cheng, There Are No Secrets, published in 1991.
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Tai Chi school, founded in 1975 by Wolfe Lowenthal. We practice the simplified Yang style of Cheng Man-ching. Students learn form, sensing hands, and sword. Branches in Manhattan, Rockland, and Sullivan counties
Tai Chi school, founded in 1975 by Wolfe Lowenthal. Branches in Manhattan, Rockland, and Sullivan counties Secrets. We practice the 37 posture Yang-style form, offering beginners classes periodically throughout the year, and ongoing advanced form, sensing hands, and sword classes.
John Lowenthal (1925-2003) was a 20th-century American lawyer, civil servant, law professor, and documentary filmmaker, who defended the name and reputation of family friend Alger Hiss almost all his life
John Lowenthal (1925-2003) was a 20th-century American lawyer, civil servant, law professor, and documentary filmmaker, who defended the name and reputation of family friend Alger Hiss almost all his life. John Lowenthal was born on May 14, 1925, in New York City. His father was Max Lowenthal and mother Eleanor Mack, niece of Judge Julian Mack (for whom his father had clerked). He had two siblings David Lowenthal and Elizabeth (Betty) Lowenthal Levin.
ISBN: 978-1-311-15463-7. Gateway to the Miraculous. Further Explorations in the Tao of Cheng Man Ch’ing.