FJ Chu's "Wu Dao and its virtues - Tao Degeng" is a delightful reading that reminds me of my own martial arts journey. I agree with William R. Connors' that this book is not just a technical book, but a martial arts center, providing insight into martial arts and a blueprint for beginning to master the body, mind and spirit. spirit. This is an endless journey, and those of us who choose to follow the path of the warrior realize that it is worth it. This book provides guidance for those who choose to follow this path and assists me in training, thinking and teaching.
The objectives of Chu in this book include the hope that through this article, the relevance of philosophical thinking to the practice of "real life" martial arts, I believe he has achieved this goal. Zhu believes that philosophical training, such as martial arts practice, is a way of life. Therefore, the values he is obsessed with are integrated into the life of martial artists through discipline and regular practice.
The study of martial arts has enabled individuals to harm or even kill others. Because of this life-and-death power, the martial artists have the responsibility to have greater calm and justice than ordinary people. This book is about personal development; it is a philosophical practice of becoming a whole person through martial arts research, including warriors. For those who follow the military path, this article is instructive and thought-provoking. As Chu pointed out at the beginning of the book, Tao Degeng is a pure view of martial arts. This is the higher requirement of all of us who follow the desire. It is this higher ideal that separates the warrior from the predator.
The longer I practice martial arts, the older I am, the more I feel that my training is just a journey of self-improvement. Yes, I am still training for self-defense. From the past experience, I know that I can defend myself. However, my training goes far beyond this. It is now part of me after the succession. I continue to improve myself, relying on the ideal life of the warriors who have been passed down for many years, and then pass on these experiences to others through my teaching and writing. The words of FJ Chu helped me grow into martial artists, warriors and people. I recommend it to any martial artist, warrior or person who wants to grow and develop further.
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