As a 15th-generation Wudang Sanfeng Pai practitioner, 26th-generation Longmen Pai practitioner, and 2nd-generation Tai He Dao Priestess of the Daoist arts, Samalita weaves the ancient practices of tai chi, qi gong, dao yin, alchemy, and meditation into a fluid Dao Moving Meditation that supports vitality, stress management, and overall health and wellness.

This is more than movement—it is a life philosophy. The intention is to adapt this ancient art and way of life to the modern world, so that life itself may be experienced as a moving meditation.

 Her passion for fencing began in college, where she competed in both local and national tournaments. She later served for three years on the Northern California United States Fencing Board of Directors as Vice Chair. During this time, she taught beginner fencing classes and served as an assistant coach at Coastside Academy of Fencing in San Francisco.

After relocating to Colorado, she joined the Fencing Academy of Denver, where she currently serves as Head Coach at the Loveland Club and Assistant Coach in Longmont.

 Samalita’s production experience spans both onstage and behind the scenes, including roles as a singer, actor, producer, and director. She understands what it takes to bring an event to life from conception through completion, with experience working in roles ranging from venue host to event host. She has coordinated and managed, as well as served in both primary and supporting roles, for annual festivals, street fairs, stage productions, and wellness events.