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didnt die in my fifties like my grandfather, and uncles before me. I had surgery and stents and realized that the tiredness I was experiencing when training was less age and more constriction of blood flow. Within weeks, I was training again, with a new appreciation of Ki and its effects. But sti...
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dig for it. In this way they would come to fully understand the technique thus making it truly their own, truly learning it. In his book Budo Training in Aikido, Morihei Ueshiba states:but all of this action should be accomplished by the workings of Kokoro. When your mind (Kokoro) is manife...
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ome motion splashes). So you could view this representation of DO as a path that opens and enlightens the consciousness This is the reason for training. lack the nuances and overtones of direct verbal reference that might give offence or lead to misunderstandings. Such nonverbal messages have...
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ame exceptional sensei asks, Why are you here exactly? When he asks this question to first time students many respond with reasons for learning and training with him. His response is, NO why are you here? He means on the planet in this life it is an existential question. If you havent answe...
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journey and when they have been encountered there has always been a fall that is accompanied by sadness and doubt. These and other challenges to training (including physical ones as well) and living are the heat and the hammering that represents the forging of character. But part of the trai...
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