In the Taoist Way of Business Practice, D’Arcy/ Yogendra a former practicing lawyer, uses his 30 year  background in Taoist practice.

His practice includes the study of tai chi, chi gong and the Taoist insights from the mystic Osho, to introduce this ancient wisdom into modern business practice.
Discover the way of Tao in business, including the Taoist way of leadership - Lead by Following – and the watercourse way – the principles of water applied to business, and above all, meditations on the self. The goal of meditation/awareness, applied to the study of the sword, is to make a person’s thought and action instantaneous: Intuition and action spring forth as one.

"The goal of movement without thinking is at the heart of instruction with the sword, because, ‘there is no time for thinking, not even an instant.’ The key to wielding a sword lays in emptying the mind of everything that does not have to do with the sword, a mental condition that can be called ‘no-mindedness,’ because the swordsman is not holding anything in his mind except the task at hand. The heart/mind of the swordsman is like a mirror, empty and clear.

Once this state of no-mindedness is achieved, this knack can be applied to all manner of things using a newly developed single-minded concentration; Mind cleared of any distractions, intuition and action as one.