philosophy2
It’s less important how strong others see you. And far more important in the strength you see in yourself.
It’s less important how strong others see you. And far more important in the strength you see in yourself.
There really are no throws in Aikido only the art of leading your partners ki with your ki in a unified direction. Anything other than this opposes harmony and will inevitably be a throw.
We are all of this earth, do not fight or lay greed. The earth is plentiful if we can all learn to share it.
To win over an enemy with love is a far greater reward than to conquer the enemy with hate.
The enlightened martial artist sees no enemy but the one within.
The true martial artist has a caring spirit that sees all as one.
The study of one’s posture within Aikido is as much spiritual as it is physical.
Everyone seeks some form of appreciation. Strive to offer appreciation whenever possible and you will create a peaceful wake wherever you go.
The use of aggression for the martial artist is to cover up there anger and or fear. This contributes to their miss-understanding to truly know themselves.
The ultimate goal of Aikido attained is seeing yourself and the world through eyes that are non-confrontational.