Shoko Zama

Nick Bui

John Blue

Ray Yueh

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Mo ZhiCheng (Harrison Moretz), 
莫至城, 俗名莫承華
Founder of the Taoist Studies Institute, Master ZhiCheng has been practicing and teaching Taoist cultivation and internal martial arts for over 40 years. He has dedicated his life to penetrating and disseminating the essence of traditional Taoist practice and culture. Mo ZhiCheng is 21st generation Longmen Taoist priest, 19th-Generation Chen-style Taiji and 2nd-Generation Hunyuan Taiji Master. He is a formal disciple of Chen-style Xinyi Hunyuan Taijiquan founder Grandmaster Feng Zhiqiang.

Master ZhiCheng's areas of expertise include Chen-style Xinyi Hunyuan Taijiquan, Cheng style Baguazhang, Yang-style Taijiquan, Xinyi Quan, and Taoist Qigong. He is also fluent in Mandarin Chinese and an accomplished guqin player.
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As a teacher, Master ZhiCheng has an extraordinary skill to transmit the subtleties of internal martial arts and the Tao. Many students over the years have gone through life changing experiences under his tutelage.

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Shoko Zama 
Shoko Zama began her study of Taiji and Qigong in Japan in 1980. She moved to Seattle in 1988 and met Madam Gao Fu in 1989, beginning to study Chen Style Taiji with her. After she met Master Feng ZiQiang in 2000, he prompted her to study Hunyuan Chen Style in depth.  Shoko has taught tai chi in Bellevue Community College for 13 years, and has been teaching for Taoist studies Institute for more than 20 years. She has also studied Alexander Technique since 1989, and is an ATI certified Alexander Technique teacher. She brings her unique skill of combining those two modalities to help students understand Taiji principles.

Nick Bui

Nick Bui is a formal disciple of Master ZhiCheng.

John Blue
John Blue is a formal disciple of Master ZhiCheng, studying with him since 2015. An experienced Qigong instructor who lives and trains at Xuan Xiu Gong Monastery, John also holds a Master's degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine. He takes great joy in helping people heal and is passionate about sharing these methods of transformation. 

Ray Yueh
Ray Yueh, began studying at TSI shortly after moving to Seattle in 2004. First training in BaGua Zhang and then in Hunyuan Taiji.  In 2014, Ray became a formal disciple of Harrison Moretz as a 20th-Generation Chen Style Taijiquan and 3rd-Generation Hunyuan Taijiquan lineage holder. He began teaching in 2016.

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