palm over palm. pull down and toss them towards the television. a long arm, which is now the left arm folds in, palm against palm. press forward towards the right side, beautiful, slide the hands apart, withdraw, and push. nice. come back to the center and scoop the hands down crossing at the wrists. they float and pause, and aahh. floating down, closing the door. that was nice. that was beautiful. that was beautiful. this is what we call t'ai chi forms, t'ai chi flows. we practice the forms to practice mastering the sense of flow, the element of flow, which is a part of balance and harmony. but we say that what's important about flow what's important about t'ai chi forms is that it doesn't stop giving you benefits when you walk out of the classroom. i believe that you can keep the benefits going in the rest of your life. t'ai chi really has significant benefits to every part of your life. the mayo clinic, for example has found that people who practice t'ai chi do things like reduce their anxiety and depression they improve their balance and stability and muscle strength. it improves the quality of your sle