Bruce Lee’s Private Letters Explain What He Really Meant by ‘Be Like Water’
Dylan Charles – How did Bruce Lee arrive at this understanding of life?
Dylan Charles – How did Bruce Lee arrive at this understanding of life?
Dylan Charles – Self-mastery and the overcoming of fear is the goal of true martial artists.
Vic Bishop – Few are as familiar with pain as professional mixed martial arts fighters, and champion Bas Rutten wants athletes to know about CBD oil.
Buck Rogers – A genuine master of chi demonstrates a super-power that any of us could have.
Vic Bishop – In a world of over-hype this cage fighter did something truly amazing.
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– Published after his death, Bruce Lee’s wisdom is available to all who seek.
Dylan Charles – Training and developing the major energy centers of the body will change your life.
Gary ‘Z’ McGee – The point of learning to fight is so that you don’t have to.
Vic Bishop – These short clips show that age has no place in ancient Eastern practices of body arts. These masters are ageless.
Images – Shaolin Kung Fu offers practitioners a wealth of benefits, including strength, endurance, and self-confidence. Here are some awe-inspiring images of shaolin monks in training.
Video – Bruce Lee shows off his almost magical powers. If you’ve never seen this man play ping-pong with his numb-chucks, you have to watch this.
Aaron Hoopes, Contributor Waking Times Holistic traditions address all the aspects of ourselves as a complete being: body, mind, heart, soul, spirit. Each of these aspects of our self plays a vital role in making up who we are. Working to bring them all into alignment provides us with a framework to awaken to our …
Robert James Burati, New Dawn Waking Times He who wishes to live in an oriental martial art, rather than to just practice it on a physical level, must so train his consciousness to attain a self-discipline that at last his conscious mind will merge into an identity with the very principle of life itself. – Maurice …
Hal Mosher, Guest Waking Times Animals are an integral part of our lives as they serve as reminders of our deep connection to nature. The animal mind has not been tainted by societal conventions, and more importantly neither has its instincts. In martial arts practice, we try to cultivate the sense of ourselves we had …
Daniel Li Ox, Wandering Dao Qi Gong School Waking Times Laws of Nature and of the Universe to Heal The principles for health recovery or maintenance are easy; we simply have to realign our lifestyle with the Universal Laws and the Laws of Nature. No fight is required for healing, no need to conquer illnesses …
Ida Lawrence, Contributor Waking Times Before he left for Ecuador, I asked my godson, Steve, if he would check in with me now and then. He said he would if he could. He was traveling there to participate in an Ayahuasca retreat. The first time he messaged I asked him, “What have you learned?” “Respect… …
Jess O’Brien, Guest Writer Waking Times All societies have had to grapple with the harsher side of human nature. Unacknowledged violence within will smolder, and conflict left unresolved will in time explode. The martial arts developed for facing these raw emotions directly, forging and tempering their energy into useful and beautiful shapes. Frustrations are expressed openly, …
Ida Lawrence, Contributor Waking Times Years ago, in conversation with my martial arts teacher, I told about a dilemma I was experiencing and said to him, “I don’t know what to do.” He said, “Why are you thinking about it so much… just do the right thing.” I muttered something like okay, thanks… realizing in …
Zhou, Xuan-Yun, Guest Writer Waking Times Religion is full of paradox, and Eastern religions are no exception. One of the most compelling paradoxes is that Eastern religions (Buddhism and Daoism) are closely linked with the martial arts. The most widely known temple arts are those practiced by the Buddhists at Shaolin Temple and the Daoists at …
Konstantin Eriksen, Guest Writer Waking Times Tai chi qigong, and, in fact, all forms of chi kung (chi kung and qigong are the same thing), have deep roots in ancient Chinese philosophy. Their principles can be hard to understand for a lot of Westerners. In this article I’m going to give you a basic overview of …