philosophy46
February 11, 2024by admin
Why do we bear arms at the slightest miscommunication? Our relationship with our ego craves always to be right.
philosophy30
February 11, 2024by admin
After a life time study in martial arts you may come to the realization that fighting or not fighting, is really the same.
philosophy45
February 11, 2024by admin
Respect should always be offered to the opponent first. Often this can lead an attitude of dis-harmony into a peaceful resolution.
philosophyMainK
February 11, 2024by Mal McRae
Have patience while walking the path of Aikido there really is no final destination. Study sincerely in the moment for today is what matters. Tomorrow will come all too soon. Reflect in the journey this is the ultimate goal.
philosophy41
February 11, 2024by admin
To seek the path of ego within the martial arts will seed jealousy and corruption.
philosophy27
February 11, 2024by admin
Without some form of understanding of “ki”, the brain will always interpret technique from a physical perspective.
SecretsSecret1
February 11, 2024by Mal McRae
Learning to receive holds like nikkyo, sankyo, kotegashi etc. Is the study of extending ki out of an arm that is constantly flexible.
philosophy50
February 11, 2024by admin
Aikido is a means of self-correction of Intention through reflection.
philosophyMainA
February 11, 2024by admin
Don’t be attracted only to powerful techniques within a martial art you do see, but more in the peaceful path of what you don’t see.
SecretsSecret3
February 11, 2024by Mal McRae
The study of being held strong reinforces & teaches Koichi Tohei’s 4 principles of Aikido. Relax completely (Physical) Keep one point (Spiritual) keep weight underside (Physical) Extend ki (Spiritual)