In The Art of Still Hands: Lessons from Wing Chun and the Crow, R. Hill bridges the timeless discipline of Wing Chun with the quiet intelligence of nature's most watchful creature - the crow. Through poetic essays and practical reflections, Hill explores how the principles of this ancient martial art - centerline, sensitivity, balance, and stillness in motion - can guide us through the challenges of modern life. Each chapter becomes a meditation on presence: how to remain calm when provoked, how to move only when necessary, and how to find strength in softness. The crow, both symbol and teacher, reminds us that true mastery lies not in dominance, but in awareness. From the training hall to the quiet corners of daily life, Hill invites readers to rediscover what it means to move with intention, listen with the body, and live from the center. Blending martial philosophy, personal reflection, and nature's wisdom, The Art of Still Hands is more than a martial arts book - it's a guide to living with balance in an unbalanced world. For practitioners, seekers, and anyone drawn to the art of stillness, this is a book that will linger long after the final page.