Institut de taosme Fung Loy Kok - Tai Chi Taoste - Greenfield Park

Lin Shin developed the set of 108 movements that would later become the Taoist Tai Chi arts.

In 1970, Master Moy Lin Shin founded the Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism. The Institute's mission is to promote health and spiritual well-being through the practice of Taoist arts, particularly Taoist Tai Chi . The Greenfield Park location is just one of many centres across Canada where individuals can come together to learn and practice these ancient arts.

At the Institut de taosme Fung Loy Kok - Tai Chi Taoste - Greenfield Park, students of all levels are welcome. Beginners can expect a supportive and welcoming environment, where they will learn the fundamentals of Taoist Tai Chi , including movements that focus on strength, flexibility, and stillness. Sessions are designed to promote relaxation, balance, and improved overall well-being.

The Institute also offers opportunities for more experienced practitioners to deepen their practice and explore the deeper spiritual aspects of the Taoist arts. Regular workshops, retreats, and special events are held to help students connect with the teachings and traditions of Taoism.

In addition to its focus on physical and spiritual health, the Institut de taosme Fung Loy Kok - Tai Chi Taoste - Greenfield Park is committed to promoting community engagement and cultural understanding. The Wong Dai Sin Temple, located in Helmond, Netherlands, is a home for refugees and a place where individuals can learn more about the cultural significance of Wong Dai Sin, a Taoist deity.

Whether you are looking to improve your physical health, find inner peace, or connect with a supportive community, the Institut de taosme Fung Loy Kok - Tai Chi Taoste - Greenfield Park has something to offer. Join us today and discover the transformative power of Taoist Tai Chi arts under the guidance of Master Moy Lin Shin's profound legacy.