inner guru...outer space
"We are not exactly what we think we are, which, I think, is where it starts to get interesting. Then, what are we? Who are we? We might turn the searchlight inward and start to find out a little bit, come home, and make ourselves at home, here in this universe, instead of acting like disenfranchised aliens, strangers in a strange land." - lama surya das (a.k.a. LSD)
What can we gain by sailing to the moon, if we are not able to cross the abyss that separates us from ourselves? This is the most important of all voyages of discovery, and without it, all the rest are not only useless, but disastrous. --THOMAS MERTON
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urban fight training...integral martial arts
i'm thinking about teaching martial arts as a walking class...as we walk around the city...through various obstacles like ledges on fountains and sculptural landscaping found in corporate plazas and city hall courtyards...we practice balance and agility and sparring...and along the way...when we come across abit of open space...we practice forms and exercises...
i think the funnest part would be playing follow-the-leader...with the twisted edge being the leader can turn and spar with the person behind him...whoever is knocked off the curb or ledge must go to the end of the line...