From Anywhere, Anytime: Exploring the Possibilities of Online Taoist Training

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Taoist training is an ancient discipline that has been passed down through generations. It is a system of practices emphasizing physical health, mental clarity, and spiritual cultivation. Taoist training is deeply rooted in Chinese philosophy and is based on the principles of yin and yang, the five elements, and the Tao Te Ching. This discipline includes many practices such as meditation, qigong, tai chi, and Taoist yoga, all aimed at achieving balance and harmony in the body, mind, and spirit.

In today's fast-paced world, many people struggle to find the time and resources to attend Taoist training. Fortunately,Taoist training online allows people to access this ancient wisdom anywhere, anytime.

Continue reading this article to explore all online training possibilities for Taoist courses.


Discovering Online Taoist Training

With the rise of online learning platforms, accessing Taoist training courses has become easier than ever. Online training allows students to learn at their own pace and schedule. This flexibility is particularly important for people with busy schedules, such as working professionals or parents.

Moreover, online Taoist programs can be tailored to individual student's needs and goals. For example, some programs focus on physical health and fitness, while others emphasize meditation and spiritual growth.


Benefits of Online Training

Online Taoist training offers several benefits that traditional training may not.

Firstly, it is often more affordable than attending in-person classes. This is because there are no travel or accommodation expenses, and many online programs offer a range of pricing options to fit different budgets.

Secondly, online Taoist training is accessible to people of all ages and abilities. Whether you are a new or an expert practitioner, you can find a program that suits your needs. Additionally, online training allows you to learn from top Taoist masters worldwide without traveling to a specific location.

Thirdly, online Taoist training offers greater flexibility in terms of scheduling. You can learn quickly and fit your training around your other commitments. This means you can take as much time as you need to master each technique without feeling rushed or pressured.


Types of Taoist Training Programs

There are many different types of online Taoist training programs to choose from. Here are a few examples:


● Taoist Yoga: This form of yoga is based on Taoist principles. It emphasizes breathing, stretching, and relaxation techniques to promote physical health and mental well-being.

● Qigong: Qigong is a Taoist meditation form involving gentle movements and deep breathing. It cultivates the body's energy, or "qi," and promotes overall health and vitality.

● Tai Chi: It is a martial art form based on Taoist principles. It involves slow, flowing movements that promote balance, flexibility, and strength.

● Meditation: Taoist meditation is a practice that involves quieting the mind and focusing on the breath. It promotes mental clarity, reduces stress, and enhances spiritual awareness.


Final Thoughts

Taoist training is an ancient practice that has stood the test of time. Thanks to the internet, it is now possible to access this wisdom anywhere, anytime.


Whether looking to improve your physical health, mental well-being, or spiritual growth, there are Taoist training online programs that can help you achieve your goals. These programs offer flexibility, affordability, and accessibility, making it easier than ever to integrate this ancient practice into your modern lifestyle.

PLDT Enterprise, Victory Liner set to transform public transport experience

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In an effort to revolutionize long-haul journeys in the country, one of the largest provincial bus operators Victory Liner, and PLDT’s B2B arm PLDT Enterprise, announced its latest partnership that will make the bus travel experience of public commuters safer and more enjoyable.

Through this partnership, PLDT Enterprise will be providing hundreds of Victory Liner buses with Wi-Fi connectivity, ensuring a better experience for all their passengers – an average of over 40,000 daily customers nationwide. Regular passengers, especially those taking Victory Liner’s busiest routes such as the nearly 250-kilometer Baguio-Cagayan Valley trip, will benefit from this newly launched service made accessible for their trips.

“Even while in transit, we all want to use our time wisely. That’s why we couldn’t be happier to partner with Victory Liner and enable them with robust connections that allow their customers to stay connected and productive while in transit,” says Mitch Locsin, First Vice President and Head of Enterprise and International Business Groups of PLDT and Smart. “This is especially beneficial to those experiencing long commutes. For Victory Liner passengers, there are instances when they stay for four to 14 hours on the road, so the Wi-Fi service will be a welcome amenity to their bus ride.”

The partnership becomes much more significant as public transportation remains to be a critical driver for economic and social growth for the country. Implementing means to modernize the country’s transport system, the government, through its various transport agencies, has introduced measures such as digitalization programs making commuting safe and more convenient, especially after the pandemic.

One of Victory Liner’s efforts to digitalization includes its partnership with digital financial services platform Maya to implement safe, convenient cashless transactions, and online bookings for its passengers.

“We believe that our Filipino commuters deserve better services, better experiences overall especially since they are doing this, commuting to work, going home to their families, every day,” says Ding Villarino, Vice President and Head of Enterprise Relationship Management at PLDT Enterprise. “The partnership with Maya, and now with PLDT Enterprise, allows us to continually provide innovative solutions to everyday problems. This is part of our thrust at PLDT to contribute responsibly and sustainably towards nation-building.”

PLDT and Victory Liner are further exploring long-term solutions to improve safety and experience of passengers of mass transportation.

“There is going to be a surge in revenge travel. Because of this, a lot of customers would want to travel long haul, and with that, comes the improvement of our transportation system,” shares Marivic Del Pilar, President and General Manager at Victory Liner, Inc. “At the end of the day, we just want the best experience for our passengers. With Maya, PLDT, and Smart, we are able to add more value to the service we provide from ease of payment and booking of tickets to comfort and connectivity on-board our buses,” she adds. “We look forward to long-term partnerships with them, to grow together and move further in providing innovative solutions to the growing needs of our passengers.”

The PLDT Group has since been at the forefront of supporting enterprises and growing contribution to the economic development of the country through technology. For years, it has extensively invested in building massive ICT infrastructure to serve the growing demand for digital services and improving the experience of its fixed and wireless customers.

For more information, visit https://pldtenterprise.com/.

Cover photo caption: 

It’s all systems go for PLDT and Victory Liner: (L-R) Benedicto T. Perez , AVP and CRM Head of FMCG, Transport and Logistics at PLDT Enterprise; Jhonel G. Encinares, Data Management Officer at Vectras Inc; Ding V. Villarino, VP and Head of Enterprise Relationship Management at PLDT Enterprise; Ramon C. Ponce Jr., Relationship Manager at PLDT Enterprise; Marivic H. Del Pilar, President and General Manager at Victory Liner Inc.; Yasmin Anne C. Santos, IT Manager at Victory Liner Inc.; and Corinne F. Zablan, AVP and Business Head of FMCG, Transport and Logistics at PLDT Enterprise

DepEd Secretary Sara Duterte replies to ACT and PISTON

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"May I reiterate — the transport strike is a painful interference in our efforts to address the learning gaps and other woes in our education system.

We oppose it because it is problematic, it will hurt our learners, and the inconvenience that it may cause comes with an enormous price deleterious to learning recovery efforts — and this is a price that learners will have to pay.

If you cannot understand our position, or refuse to understand our position, or even pretend not to understand our position, this is only because of your unbelievable propensity to push a hardline agenda that punishes the general public.

This time, among the casualties are our learners and teachers.

Kawawa ang mga estudyante at mga guro.

The first failure of this transport strike is the failure to consider our learners and our teachers.

This does not come as a surprise anymore — a tactic clearly taken from a playbook familiar to many Filipinos.

Piston is an organization with leaders and some members poisoned by the ideologies of the bankrupt Communist Party of the Philippines, the National Democratic Front of the Philippines, and the New People’s Army.

And happily cavorting with Piston and other militant organizations is ACT, a group that is diametrically nowhere near in the service of the interest of the learners and the education sector.

This is not red-tagging. This is a statement of fact.

Meanwhile, the progress and future of our learners cannot be left to the whims of organizations acting on bare selfish motives.

Magkaroon man ng tigil pasada, walang tigil sa pag-aaral ang mga kabataan.

Salamat po."



SARA Z. DUTERTE

Vice President of the Philippines and Education Secretary