π In this newsletter I write about the Warrior's Path and Martial Artistry, blending my experience in Clinical Psychology, Zen, and Philosophy to explore personal growth and inner strength.
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I Am the Sword, and the Sword Is Me
When a practitioner of the martial path starts training with weapons, the weapon asks for excessive attention. They are holding a sword just as an object. The practitioner is very focused on how to hold it, the way it feels, and the uncerta...
When Knowledge Becomes Feeling - Part 4 - Feeling
When Knowledge Becomes Feeling - Part 1
When Knowledge Becomes Feeling - Part 2: Friction
When Knowledge Becomes Feeling - Part 3 - Embodiment
After enough practice, there comes a moment when the practitioner can execute a technique so n...
When Knowledge Becomes Feeling - Part 3 - Embodiment
Previous parts:
When Knowledge Becomes Feeling - Part 1
When Knowledge Becomes Feeling - Part 2: Friction
We talked about the βinstallationβ phase in Part 1, where your body, mind and whole nervous system are adapting and accommodating s...
When Knowledge Becomes Feeling - Part 2: Friction
Hey everyone!
This is the second part of this article, so I would recommend checking it out before continuing with this one.
As we mentioned in the previous article, after checking that you got the conceptual knowledge phase and basic mo...
When Knowledge Becomes Feeling - Part 1
Many of us who started martial arts, perhaps because we got bullied and wanted to fight back, or saw some Van Damme and Jackie Chan movies and got very hyped up, or because we wanted to have that naturalness, that flow they displayed. And w...
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