Winter Solstice: the Mystery of Inception

Karl Danskin

Staying Healthy With The Seasons series – the ancient Taoist Arts perspective on longevity.


Tuesday, December 17, 2019, 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm

Gualala Arts Burnett Gallery

By Donation


Winter Solstice: the Mystery of Inception

Staying Healthy With The Seasons series – the ancient Taoist Arts perspective on longevity.


Winter Solstice Meditation

With the Winter Solstice the sun begins its trajectory back into the heights of the sky, and all of nature responds to it’s movement. Within us, the light of Yang is once again reborn as a fragile flame – with the potential to grow into a strong and full source of energy for our activity in the coming year.

How does this mystery happen, and how can we nourish that fragile flame so that it expands into it’s full potential?

We will look at the energetic significance of the solstice, from the perspective of the cycle of the whole year. And we will explore an ancient meditation for nurturing the new light that is generating.

No previous experience or knowledge is needed. Part of the Global Harmony Arts series at Gualala Arts Center

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Karl is currently teaching small classes on the coast in Trail Walking Meditation, Tai Chi style movement, and other Taoist arts. Karl has been a student of classical Chinese health and healing practices since 1981. He learned Taoist meditation and healing practices from Master Mantak Chia, Taoist spiritual philosophy from Sifu Liu Ming, Taoist medicine theory and application from Taoist Jeffrey Yuen, and Tai Chi and Zhan Zhuang practices from Sifu Fong Ha.

Karl formerly taught Chi Kung and meditation at the Shiatsu Institute in San Francisco, the Acupressure Institute in Berkeley, and at the Center For Living in San Francisco, as well as being Director of the International Healing Tao Video Library, and teaching private classes extensively in the Bay Area.

Karl has been living on the Mendonoma coast since 2001.

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