In the world of martial arts, one concept stands out as the embodiment of inner strength and unwavering composure in the face of immediate danger:… Read More »Mastering Fudōshin: Cultivating Equanimity in the Face of Danger
Kūkan: Mastering Distance and Timing in Bujinkan Dōjō Budō-taijutsu. 空間 (Kūkan), meaning “space” or “dimension” in Japanese. Holds profound significance in the realm of Japanese… Read More »Kūkan: Mastering Distance and Timing
The Japanese concept of Shu Ha Ri: Lifelong Learning in Martial Arts serves as a guiding principle for martial artists. Emphasizing lifelong learning through active… Read More »Shu Ha Ri: Lifelong Learning in Martial Arts
The Japanese concept of Ten–Chi–Jin is a fundamental principle in martial arts that represents the interconnectedness of heaven, earth, and man. In this article, we… Read More »Ten-Chi-Jin: A Comparison of Eastern and Western Philosophies
Courage is more important than skills, if you don’t have courage to use your skills, what’s the point?
