Moving Joy Chungliang Al Huang
A feature length documentary film
This film is about Chungliang Al Huang, a legendary and beloved Tai Ji Master, dancer and teacher, who at 87 years young continues to inspire generations of students to live their authentic joy.
A teacher at Esalen and the international stage for more than 60 years, he taught workshops with Joseph Campbell, authored with Alan Watts “The Watercourse Way,” and has been colleagues and friends with Jane Goodall, Ram Dass, and Joan Baez.
Always forward looking in his outlook towards life, Chungliang’s most meaningful work has been to bring Eastern philosophies to a Western audience; to bring synchronicity and understanding across cultures.
Chungliang’s message of movement, hope and joy is timely and needed now more than ever. This film will amplify his philosophy to live each day with purpose and joy, lessons he learned out of his war torn childhood.
Moving Joy Chungliang Al Huang
A feature length documentary film
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This film is about Chungliang Al Huang, a legendary and beloved Tai Ji Master, dancer and teacher, who at 87 years young continues to inspire generations of students to live their authentic joy.
A teacher at Esalen and the international stage for more than 60 years, he taught workshops with Joseph Campbell, authored with Alan Watts “The Watercourse Way,” and has been colleagues and friends with Jane Goodall, Ram Dass, and Joan Baez.
Always forward looking in his outlook towards life, Chungliang’s most meaningful work has been to bring Eastern philosophies to a Western audience; to bring synchronicity and understanding across cultures.
Chungliang’s message of movement, hope and joy is timely and needed now more than ever. This film will amplify his philosophy to live each day with purpose and joy, lessons he learned out of his war torn childhood.