In Movements of Power, Bob Klein compares Taoism (using Tai Chi Chuan as an example) and ancient Gnostic teachings in their concepts of death and rebirth, creativity, remembering the true self and overcoming inner conflict, healing and the evolution of consciousness. Much The books are dedicated to attention (its nature, dynamics and methods of its development, the attention of animals and the attention of magicians), interaction with other consciousnesses, fear and love, expansion of consciousness, the concept of the “gatekeeper” and entering other worlds, working with dreams. The choice of issues and the approach to its coverage bring the book “Movements of Force” closer to the works of Carlos Castaneda and make it interesting not only for those who study martial arts. Those who are already studying or are planning to study Taijiquan will be interested in Bob Klein’s story about his school, the principles of learning, the relationship between student and teacher, the magical journey the student must take before becoming a teacher himself.