"Stillness and action are relative, not absolute, principles. It is important to find a balance of yin and yang, not just in qigong, but in everyday life. In movement, seek stillness and rest. In rest, be mindful and attentive."
Ken Cohen
Author, Educator
Ken Cohen is a renowned teacher of mindfulness and healing practices, known for his integration of ancient wisdom with contemporary approaches.
- Born
- February 20, 1955
- Quotes
- 7
- Rank
- #4711
About Ken Cohen
Ken Cohen — Life and Legacy
Ken Cohen is a prominent figure in the field of mindfulness and healing, recognized for his unique ability to blend ancient traditions with modern therapeutic practices. His teachings focus on the profound connection between mind and body, emphasizing that true healing requires a holistic approach. Cohen’s insights are often encapsulated in his quotes, such as his assertion that mindfulness is not merely a technique but a way of being that fosters deep awareness and presence. Cohen challenges conventional views by advocating for a more integrated understanding of health, where emotional and spiritual dimensions are just as crucial as physical well-being. He states that healing is a journey that involves embracing all aspects of oneself, which is reflected in his teachings. His work encourages individuals to cultivate mindfulness as a daily practice, allowing them to navigate life's complexities with greater ease and clarity. Today, Ken Cohen's quotes and teachings resonate with many, as they provide practical guidance for those seeking to enhance their well-being. His emphasis on mindfulness and healing continues to inspire individuals to explore their inner landscapes and foster resilience in the face of life's challenges.
Quote collection
Ken Cohen quotes
7 quotes — follow a thought to its full quote page.
"Qigong is the art and science of refining and cultivating internal energy."
"Qigong is a jewel that has many facets."
"For optimal health, we need body and spirit, exercise (ming) and meditation, awareness of the inner world and the outer. In other words, health requires balance and moderation. The goal of qigong may be summarized as xing ming shuang xiu,spirit and body equally refined and cultivated. Cultivate your whole being, as you would cultivate a garden with attention, care, and even love."
"A cup of tea is a cup of peace."
"Silence is the foundation of truth. Words are most meaningful when they emerge from silence and when they are received by a quiet mind."
"The more qi-full you are, the more cheerful you are."