“Never Sick Again”

This is the attitude.

Like Scarlett O’Hara declaring she would never be poor again — for those who have passed through deep illness or are currently facing serious challenges, this can become a life objective.

For others, it may sound like a rebellious statement against limited health paradigms shaped by political systems and pharmaceutical lobbies.

However it resonates with you personally — for Master Wang, it is simply reality.

I have known him for 24 years. Even back then, he used to say he could not remember the last time he had been ill. He is an exemplary teacher, and through his medical Daoyin practice he deeply inspired me to pursue this ideal — which for him is not theory, but lived experience.

“Never sick again” is not merely a slogan. It represents a shift in attitude — toward Daoist perception: observation without judgment, leaving doors half-open to unknown possibilities that can increase our capacity to take responsibility for our situation.

It is about consciously guiding our developmental process toward physical and psycho-emotional growth, manifesting a more stable and lasting health.

Let us not misunderstand:
This is not a medical claim. It is a Daoist statement — slightly rebellious perhaps.

Western medicine often says, “Better prevention than cure.”
Yet even this falls short of the Daoist ideal: the full development of human potential through positive integration of all life experiences.

Understanding that every present condition has multiple roots and interconnections — this is the adventure of discovering the secrets of our life and flowing together in co-creation with the universe.

Online Training Materials

The core of the course is the online formation platform at aula.daomac.com, where the complete methodology, recordings, and theoretical foundations are systematically presented.

The live weekends serve as practical integration moments within the development of the online modules — alchemical events offered as a shared experiential complement to the digital curriculum.

The Five Animal Form of Hua Tuo is composed of seven sections. For each section, you will find:

  • A complete recording of the entire sequence

  • A second recording where each movement is shown individually

  • A third recording from an additional perspective for greater clarity

    This is essential because when practicing any form of moving meditation, we must learn to understand through seeing. As Master Wang always emphasized: we usually understand through listening, but here we must learn to understand through seeing. This means observing carefully — seeing how a person performs a movement and perceiving how that movement feels.

    In our movement-based arts training, this visual understanding deepens our energetic perception of the person performing a form — whether in Daoyin, Tai Chi, or any other martial art.

  • Why Live Practice Integration Matters

    We have made several attempts to offer the course entirely online, but we encountered numerous technological challenges that delayed or even temporarily halted the process — some of which we are still overcoming. Recordings sometimes appeared mirrored, and variations in upload speeds altered the real tempo of the movements. This made it difficult to properly assess positioning, timing, and energetic quality, and complicated the feedback process for students.

    Although the foundation of the formation is fully established through the online material — where the knowledge, structure, and wisdom of the method are transmitted in a clear and systematic way — the live integration weekends provide the opportunity to deepen practical refinement. They allow for direct correction of positioning, authentic tempo, and energetic alignment within the movements.

    As many masters say, training together in person is not “attending a course,” but meeting fellow practitioners and sharing meaningful time together. These live sessions are intended to support integration, clarity, and collective inspiration within the ongoing online formation.

    This is the atmosphere I would like you to experience — one that lightens the mind and relaxes the process of growth.