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    và khi thấy tory không đánh theo đúng đòn thì không thèm biết nguyên nhân, người đứng lớp lập tức tuôn ra một tràng giáo điều và xúc phạm theo kiểu mày đừng tinh vi.
    Thì kiếm thầy khác tập. Nếu không được thì tùy thời cơ mà ứng biến. Vấn đề xử thế trong xã hôi không ai có thể đưa ra một công thức nhất định
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    Dạo nầy tui tự nhiên ưa phản đòn, chống lại đòn của tori nhiều hơn. Đôi khi chỉ là cố ý giử trọng tâm của mình thấp hơn đối phương một tí là nhiều Tori hết đánh. Tôi đồng ý "Uke là sự nghiệp của Tori" nhưng cái sự nghiệp nầy phải thực tế một chút mới có ý nghĩa.

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    Tới lúc nào đó nên làm vậy anh nhhung ơi! như vậy mới tiến bộ được! bên tu ìlam vậy là chuyện thường giữa mấy người quen nhau.:biggrin: :biggrin:
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    Pain is the best instructor, but no one wants to go to his class...
    Khg có gì nguy hiểm hơn là võ miệng

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    Trời, ước gì bên tui có suy nghĩ đó thì đở biết mấy. Tôi chống đòn nhưng không phải lúc nào cũng làm vậy, thỉnh thoảng thôi, cứ 10 lần thì có một lần, đai càng cao hơn tui thì tui càng chống dữ hơn. Còn đai thấp (học trên 1 năm) thì ít lắm, chỉ là gây cho họ chút khó khăng nhưng vẫn theo đòn của họ mà té.

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    Xin nói rõ đây là khi tui nói "chống" hay "phả đòn" đây khg có nghĩa xấu! Đó là 1 cách để cho Nage/tori thấy sơ hở hay "mài nhuyễn" đòn. Tới lúc nào đó nên tập khó hơn chút xíu để biết khả năng thật của mình chứ!

    Đối với tui đó là 1 cách để học hỏi thêm, chứ khg chán chết.:laugh: :laugh:

    Mấy bạn mới đừng nghe lời tui nhe! có nơi thì chấp nhận, có chỗ thì khg! Tùy nơi mà làm.:wacko: :wacko: :nea: :nea:
    Aiki

    Pain is the best instructor, but no one wants to go to his class...
    Khg có gì nguy hiểm hơn là võ miệng

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    Hà hà, tôi cũng hiểu ý anh Aiki là "chống" theo cách xây dựng chứ không phải là phá hoại. Cái chống của tôi thường chỉ là cố không để mình mất thăng bằng, hoặc nếu Tori đánh mà không coi trọng việc làm tôi mất thăng bằng thì dừng hòng tôi té (cái nầy với đai đen 1 đẳng trở lên thôi, đưới đó không làm vậy)

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    Nếu ai từng có dịp giao hữu vơi các môn võ thuộc dòng khá nhu của trung quốc ( thái cực, vĩnh xuân..) thì sẽ hiểu thế nào là phá đòn thật sự, vì bản thân họ ko biết trước đòn aikido, họ làm theo cách của họ, để dùng được aikido với họ thì cách duy nhất là phải phát được toàn lực người nếu ko phải nói 1 tiếng ( bó tay) :friends: , theo kiaikido đã nghiên cứu tất cả các thế khóa trước khi vào đòn đều có thể phá dễ dàng , ngay cả khi vào đòn nếu chỉ dùng lực tay thì cũng ko cách nào đánh được chưa kể là họ phản đòn họ đánh mình,vì thế phải tập làm sao phát toàn bộ lực người,tay dẻo ko phải là ko tốt nhưng nếu lợi dụng cái dẻo để phá đòn aikido, nếu gặp 1 người có kinh nghiệm hoặc đánh thật sự có nhiều cách nhưng hầu hết là phải thêm kỷ xảo, để khuất phục bằng aikido chân chính đòi hỏi phải thật sự có nội lực (KI) nhất thể. vài lời góp ý,mong các bạn chia sẻ thêm
    Sẽ ko có Aikido nếu Aikido chỉ là những đòn thế đơn giản

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    Kinh chao cac vi su huynh!
    Thay moi nguoi ban luan soi noi ve vu pha don,tieu de xin man phep hoi:Luc xua To su con song chac cung co nguoi pha don cua Nguoi vay To su luc do lam gi vay, co ai biet khong?Cho tieu de biet voi, neu khong ai biet thi con nhung loi di huan cua Nguoi chac cung con ma, sao moi nguoi khong tim doc roi hay ban luan de de co tieng noi chung.
    Mong Aikido da dang phong phu nhung co mot nguyen ly chung nhu tam nguyen cua To Su kinh yeu.
    Tieu de xin man phep Moi cac Vi Su Huynh vao dia chi nay tham khao nha,co mot chut tro ngai la toan tieng Anh khong ha!
    http://www.tenshinkai.com/osensei_aop.asp
    O-Sensei >>>

    O-Sensei Morihei Ueshiba
    Founder of Aikido

    Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969) was history's greatest martial artist. He was the founder of Aikido, which can be translated as "The Art of Peace." Morihei Ueshiba is referred to by the practitioners of Aikido as O-Sensei, "The Great Teacher". The following quotations have been compiled from O-Sensei's collected talks, poems, and calligraphy, and from oral tradition.

    One
    The Art of Peace begins with you. Work on yourself and your appointed task in the Art of Peace. Everyone has a spirit that can be refined, a body that can be trained in some manner, a suitable path to follow. You are here for no other purpose than to realize your inner divinity and manifest your innate enlightenment. Foster peace in your own life and then apply the Art to all that you encounter

    Two
    One does not need buildings, money, power, or status to practice the Art of Peace. Heaven is right where you are standing, and that is the place to train.

    Three
    All things, material and spiritual, originate from one source and are related as if they were one family. The past, present, and future are all contained in the life force. The universe emerged and developed from one source, and we evolved through the optimal process of unification and harmonization.

    Four
    The Art of Peace is medicine for a sick world. There is evil and disorder in the world because people have forgotten that all things emanate from one source. Return to that source and leave behind all self-centered thoughts, petty desires, and anger. Those who are possessed by nothing possess everything.

    Five
    If you have not
    Linked yourself
    To true emptiness,
    You will never understand
    The Art of Peace.

    Six
    The Art of Peace functions everywhere on earth, in realms ranging from the vastness of space down to the tiniest plants and animals. The life force is all-pervasive and its strength boundless. The Art of Peace allows us to percieve and tap into that tremendous reserve of universal energy.

    Seven
    Eight forces sustain creation:
    Movement and stillness,
    Solidification and fluidity,
    Extension and contraction,
    Unification and division.

    Eight
    Life is growth. If we stop growing, technically and spiritually, we are as good as dead. The Art of Peace is a celebration of the bonding of heaven, earth, and humankind. It is all that is true, good, and beautiful.

    Nine
    Now and again, it is necessary to seclude yourself among deep mountains and hidden valleys to restore your link to the source of life. Breathe in and let yourself soar to the ends of the universe; breathe out and bring the cosmos back inside. Next, breathe up all fecundity and vibrancy of the earth. Finally, blend the breath of heaven and the breath of earth with your own, becoming the Breath of Life itself.

    Ten
    All the priciples of heaven and earth are living inside you. Life itself is the truth, and this will never change. Everything in heaven and earth breathes. Breath is the thread that ties creation together. When the myriad variations in the universal breath can be sensed, the individual techniques of the Art of Peace are born.

    Eleven
    Consider the ebb and flow of the tide. When waves come to strike the shore, they crest and fall, creating a sound. your breath should follow the same pattern, absorbing the entire universe in your belly with each inhalation. Know that we all have access to four treasures: the energy of the sun and moon, the breath of heaven, the breath of earth, and the ebb and flow of the tide.

    Twelve
    Those who practice the Art of Peace must protect the domain of Mother Nature, the divine reflection of creation, and keep it lovely and fresh. Warriorship gives birth to natural beauty. The subtle techniques of a warrior arise as naturally as the appearence of spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Warriorship is none other than the vitality that sustains all life.

    Thirteen
    When life is victorious, there is birth; when it is thwarted, there is death. A warrior is always engaged in a life-and-death struggle for Peace.

    Fourteen
    Contemplate the workings of this world, listen to the words of the wise, and take all that is good as your own. With this as your base, open your own door to truth. Do not overlook the truth that is right before you. Study how water flows in a valley stream, smoothly and freely between the rocks. Also learn from holy books and wise people. Everything - even mountains, rivers, plants and trees - should be your teacher.

    Fifteen
    Create each day anew by clothing yourself with heaven and earth, bathing yourself with wisdom and love, and placing yourself in the heart of Mother Nature.

    Sixteen
    Do not fail
    To learn from
    The pure voice of an
    Ever-flowing mountain stream
    Splashing over the rocks.

    Seventeen
    Peace originates with the flow of things - its heart is like the movement of the wind and waves. The Way is like the veins that circulate blood through our bodies, following the natural flow of the life force. If you are seperated in the slightest from that divine essence, you are far off the path.

    Eighteen
    Your heart is full of fertile seeds, waiting to sprout. Just as a lotus flower springs from the mire to bloom splendidly, the interaction of the cosmic breath causes the flower of the spirit to bloom and bear fruit in this world.

    Nineteen
    Study the teachings of the pine tree, the bamboo, and the plum blossom. The pine is evergreen, firmly rooted, and venerable. The bamboo is strong, resilient, unbreakable. The plum blossom is hardy, fragrant, and elegant.

    Twenty
    Always keep your mind as bright and clear as the vast sky, the great ocean, and the highest peak, empty of all thoughts. Always keep your body filled with light and heat. Fill yourself with the power of wisdom and enlightenment.

    Twenty One
    As soon as you concern yourself with the "good" and "bad" of your fellows, you create an opening in your heart for maliciousness to enter. Testing, competing with, and criticizing others weaken and defeat you.

    Twenty Two
    The penetrating brilliance of swords
    Wielded by followers of the Way
    Strikes at the evil enemy
    Lurking deep within
    Their own souls and bodies

    Twenty Three
    The Art of Peace is not easy. It is a fight to the finish, the slaying of evil desires and all falsehood within. on occasion the Voice of Peace resounds like thunder, jolting human beings out of their stupor.

    Twenty Four
    Crystal clear,
    Sharp and bright,
    The sacred sword
    Allows no opening
    For evil to roost.

    Twenty Five
    To practice properly the Art of Peace, you must:
    Calm the spirit and return to the source.
    Cleanse the body and spirit by removing all malice, selfishness, and desire.
    Be ever-grateful for the gifts received from the universe, your family, Mother Nature, and your fellow human beings.

    Twenty Six
    The Art of Peace is based on Four Great Virtues: Bravery, Wisdom, Love, and Friendship, symbolized by Fire, Heaven, Earth, and Water.

    Twenty Seven
    The essence of the Art of Peace is to cleanse yourself of maliciousness, to get in tune with your environment, and to clear your path of all obstacles and barriers.

    Twenty Eight
    The only cure for materialism is the cleansing of the six senses (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind). If the senses are clogged, one's perception is stifled. The more it is stifled, the more contaminated the senses become. This creates disorder in the world, and that is the greatest evil of all. Polish the heart, free the six senses and let them function without obstruction, and your entire body and soul will glow.

    Twenty Nine
    All life is a manifestation of the spirit, the manifestation of love. And the Art of Peace is the purest form of that principle. A warrior is charged with bringing a halt to all contention and strife. Universal love functions in many forms; each manifestation should be allowed free expression. The Art of Peace is true democracy.

    Thirty
    Each and every master, regardless of the era or place, heard the call and attained harmony with heaven and earth. There are many paths leading to the top of Mount Fuji, but there is only one summit - love.

    Thirty One
    Loyalty and devotion lead to bravery. Bravery leads to the spirit of self-sacrifice. The spirit of self-sacrifice creates trust in the power of love.

    Thirty Two
    Economy is the basis of society. When the economy is stable, society develops. The ideal economy combines the spiritual and the material, and the best commodoties to trade in are sincerity and love.

    Thirty Three
    The Art of Peace does not rely on weapons or brute force to succeed; instead we put ourselves in tune with the universe, maintain peace in our own realms, nurture life, and prevent death and destruction. The true meaning of the term samurai is one who serves and adheres to the power of love.

    Thirty Four
    Foster and polish
    The warior spirit
    While serving in the world;
    Illuminate the path
    According to your inner light.

    Thirty Five
    The Path of Peace is exceedingly vast, reflecting the grand design of the hidden and manifest worlds. A warrior is a living shrine of the divine, one who serves that grand purpose.

    Thirty Six
    Your mind should be in harmony with the functioning of the universe; your body should be in tune with the movement of the universe; body and mind should be bound as one, unified with the activity of the universe.

    Thirty Seven
    Even though our path is completely different from the warrior arts of the past, it is not necessary to abondon totally the old ways. Absorb venerable traditions into this Art by clothing them with fresh garmets, and build on the classic styles to create better forms.

    Thirty Eight
    Daily training in the Art of Peace allows you inner divinity to shine brighter and brighter. Do not concern yourself with the right and wrong of others. Do not be calculating or act unnaturally. Keep your mind set on the Art of Peace, and do not criticize other teachers or traditions. The Art of Peace never restrains, restricts, or shackles anything. It embraces all and purifies everything.

    Thirty Nine
    Practice the Art of Peace sincerely, and evil thoughts and deeds will naturally disappear. The only desire that should remain is the thirst for more and more training in the Way.

    Forty
    Those who are enlightened never stop forging themselves. The realizations of such masters cannot be expressed well in words or by theories. The most perfect actions echo the patterns found in nature.

    Forty One
    Day after day
    Train your heart out,
    Refining your technique:
    Use the One to strike the Many!
    That is the discipline of the Warrior.

    Forty Two
    The Way of a Warrior
    Cannot be encompassed
    By words or in letters:
    Grasp the essence
    And move on toward realization!

    Forty Three
    The purpose of training is to tighten up the slack, toughen the body, and polish the spirit.

    Forty Four
    Iron is full of impurities that weaken it; through forging, it becomes steel and is transformed into razor-sharp sword. Human beings develop in the same fashion.

    Forty Five
    From ancient times,
    Deep learning and valor
    Have been the two pillars of the Path:
    Trhough the virtue of training,
    Enlighten both body and soul.

    Forty Six
    Instructors can impart only a fraction of the teaching. It is through your own devoted practice that the mysteries of the Art of Peace are brought to life.

    Forty Seven
    The Way of a Warrior is based on humanity, love, and sincerity; the heart of martial valor is true bravery, wisdom, love, and friendship. Emphasis on the physical aspects of warriorship is futile, for the power of the body is always limited.

    Forty Eight
    A true warrior is always armed with the three things: the radiant sword of pacification; the mirror of bravery, wisdom, and friendship; and the precious jewel of enlightenment.

    Forty Nine
    The heart of a human being is no different from the soul of heaven and earth. In your practice always keep in your thoughts the interaction of heaven and earth, water and fire, yin and yang.

    Fifty
    The Art of Peace is the principle of nonresistance. Because it is nonresistant, it is victorious from the beginning. Those with evil intentions or contentious thoughts are instantly vanquished. The Art of Peace is invincible because it contends with nothing.

    Fifty One
    There are no contests in the Art of Peace. A true warrior is invincible because he or she contests with nothing. Defeat means to defeat the mind of contention that we harbor within.

    Fifty Two
    To injure an opponent is to injure yourself. To control aggression without inflicting injury is the Art of Peace.

    Fifty Three
    The totally awakened warrior can freely utilize all elements contained in heaven and earth. The true warrior learns how to correctly perceive the activity of the universe and how to transform martial techniques into vehicles of purity, goodness, and beauty. A warrior's mind and body must be permeated with enlightened wisdom and deep calm.

    Fifty Four
    Always practice the Art of Peace in a vibrant and joyful manner.

    Fifty Five
    It is neccessary to develop a strategy that utilizes all the physical conditions and elements that are directly at hand. The best strategy relies upon an unlimited set of responses.

    Fifty Six
    A good stance and posture reflect a proper state of mind.

    Fifty Seven
    The key to good technique is to keep your hands, feet, and hips straight and centered. If you are centered, you can move freely. The physical center is your belly; if your mind is set there as well, you are assured of victory in any endeavor.

    Fifty Eight
    Move like a beam of light:
    Fly like lightning,
    Strike like thunder,
    Whirl in circles around
    A stable center.

    Fifty Nine
    Techniques employ four qualities that reflect the nature of our world. Depending on the circumstance, you should be: hard as a diomand, flexible as a willow, smooth-flowing like water, or as empty as space.

    Sixty
    If your opponent strikes with fire, counter with water, becoming completely fluid and free-flowing. Water, by its nature, never collides with or breaks against anything. On the contrary, it swallows up any attack harmlessly.

    Sixty One
    Functioning harmoniously together, right and left give birth to all techniques. The left hand takes hold of life and death; the right hand controls it. The four limbs of the body are the four pillars of heaven, and manifest the eight directions, yin and yang, inner and outer.

    Sixty Two
    Manifest yang
    In your right hand,
    Balance it with
    The yin of your left,
    And guide your partner.

    Sixty Three
    The techniques of the Art of Peace are neither fast nor slow, nor are they inside or outside. They transcend time and space.

    Sixty Four
    Spring forth from the Great Earth;
    Billow like Great Waves;
    Stand like a tree, sit like a rock;
    Use One to strike All.
    Learn and forget!

    Sixty Five
    When an opponent comes forward, move in and greet him; if he wants to pull back, send him on his way.

    Sixty Six
    The body should be triangular, the mind circular. The triangle represents the generation of energy and is the most stable physical posture. The circle symbolizes serenity and perfection, the source of unlimited techniques. The square stands for solidity, the basis of applied control.

    Sixty Seven
    Always try to be in communion with heaven and earth; then the world will appear in its true light. Self-conceit will vanish, and you can blend with any attack.

    Sixty Eight
    If your heart is large enough to envelop your adversaries, you can see right through them and avoid their attacks. And once you envelop them, you will be able to guide them along the path indicated to you by heaven and earth.

    Sixty Nine
    The sharp attacks
    Of your enemies:
    Step in and act!

    Seventy
    Do not look upon this world with fear and loathing. Bravely face whatever the gods offer.

    Seventy One
    Each day of human life contains joy and anger, pain and pleasure, darkness and light, growth and decay. Each moment is etched with nature's grand design - do not try to deny or oppose the cosmic order of things.

    Seventy Two
    Protectors of the world
    And gaurdians of the Ways
    Of gods and buddhas,
    The techniques of Peace
    Enable us to meet every challenge.

    Seventy Three
    Life itself is always a trial. In training, you must test and polish yourself in order to face the great challenges of life. Transcend the realm of life and death, and then you will be able to make your way calmly and safely through any crisis that confronts you.

    Seventy Four
    Be grateful even for hardship, setbacks, and bad people. Dealing with such obstacles is an essential part of training in the Art of Peace.

    Seventy Five
    Failure is the key to success;
    Each mistake teaches us something.

    Seventy Six
    In extreme situations, the entire universe becomes our foe; at such critical times, unity of mind and technique is essential - do not let your heart waver!

    Seventy Seven
    At tthe instant
    A warrior
    Confronts a foe,
    All things
    Come into focus.

    Seventy Eight
    Even when called out
    By a single foe,
    Remain on gaurd,
    For you are always surrounded
    By a host of enemies.

    Seventy Nine
    The Art of Peace is to fulfill that which is lacking.

    Eighty
    One should be prepared to receive ninety-nine percent of an enemy's attack and stare death right in the face in order to illumine the Path.

    Eighty One
    In our techniques we enter completely into, blend totally with, and control firmly an attack. Strength resides where one's ki is concentrated and stable; confusion and maliciousness arise when ki stagnates.

    Eighty Two
    There are two type of ki: ordinary ki and true ki. Ordinary ki is coarse and heavy; true ki is light and versatile. In order to perform well, you have to liberate yourself from ordinary ki and permeate your organs with true ki. That is the basis of powerful technique.

    Eighty Three
    In the Art of Peace we never attack. An attack is proof that one is out of control. Never run away from any kind of challenge, but do not try to suppress or control an opponent unnaturally. Let attackers come any way they like and then blend with them. Never chase after opponents. Redirect each attack and get firmly behind it.

    Eighty Four
    Seeing me before him,
    The enemy attacks,
    But by that time
    I am already standing
    Safely behind him.

    Eighty Five
    When attacked, unify the upper, middle, and lower parts of your body. Enter, turn, and blend with your opponent, front and back, right and left.

    Eighty Six
    Your spirit is the true shield.

    Eighty Seven
    Opponents confront us continually, but actually there is no opponent there. Enter deeply into an attack and neutralize it as you draw that misdirected force into your own sphere.

    Eighty Eight
    Do not stare into the eyes of your opponent: he may mesmerize you. Do not fix your gaze on his sword: he may intimidate you. Do not focus on your opponent at all: he may absorb your energy. The essence of training is to bring your opponent completely into your sphere. Then you can stand where you like.

    Eighty Nine
    Even the most powerful human being has a limited sphere of strength. Draw him outside of that sphere and into your own, and his strength will dissipate.

    Ninety
    Left and right,
    Avoid all
    Cuts and parries.
    Seize your opponents' minds
    And scatter them all!

    Ninety One
    The real Art of Peace is not to sacrifice a single one of your warriors to defeat an enemy. Vanquish your foes by always keeping yourself in a safe and unassailable position; then no one will suffer any losses. The Way of a Warrior, the Art of Politics, is to stop trouble before it starts. It consists in defeating your adversaries spiritually by making them realize the folly of their actions. The Way of a Warrior is to establish harmony.

    Ninety Two
    Master the divine techniques
    Of the Art of Peace,
    And no enemy
    Will dare to
    Challenge you.

    Ninety Three
    In your training do not be in a hurry, for it takes a minimum of ten years to master the basics and advance to the first rung. Never think of yourself as an all-knowing, perfected master; you must continue to train daily with your friends and students and progress together in the Art of Peace.

    Ninety Four
    Progress comes
    To those who
    Train and train;
    Reliance on secret techniques
    Will get you nowhere.

    Ninety Five
    Fiddling with this
    And that technique
    Is of no avail.
    Simply act decisively
    Without reserve!

    Ninety Six
    If you perceive the true form of heaven and earth, you will be enlightened to your own true form. If you are enlightened about a certain principle, you can put it into practice. After each practical application, reflect on your efforts. Progress continually like this.

    Ninety Seven
    The Art of Peace can be summed up like this: True victory is self-victory; let that day arrive quickly! "True victory" means unflinching courage; "self-victory" symbolizes unflagging effort; and "let that day arrive quickly" represents the glorious moment of triumph in the here and now.

    Ninety Eight
    Cast off limiting thoughts and return to true emptiness. Stand in the midst of the Great Void. This is the secret of the Way of a Warrior.

    Ninety Nine
    To truly implement the Art of Peace, you must be able to sport freely in the manifest, hidden, and divine realms.

    One Hundred
    If you comprehend
    The Art of Peace,
    This difficult path,
    Just as it is,
    Envelops the cirle of heaven.

    One Hundred One
    The techniques of the Way of Peace change constantly; every encounter is unique, and the appropriate response should emerge naturally. Today's techniques will be different tommorrow. Do not get caught up with the form and appearance of a challenge. The Art of Peace has no form - it is the study of the spirit.

    One Hundred Two
    Ultimately, you must forget about technique. The further you progress, the fewer teachings there are. The Great Path is really No Path.

    One Hundred Three
    The Art of Peace that I practice has room for each of the world's eight million gods, and I cooperate with them all. The God of Peace is very great and enjoins all that is divine and enlightened in every land.

    One Hundred Four
    The Art of Peace is a form of prayer that generates light and heat. Forget about your little self, detach yourself from objects, and you will radiate light and warmth. Light is wisdom; warmth is compassion.

    One Hundred Five
    Construction of shrine and temple buildings is not enough. Establish yourself as a living buddha image. We all should be transformed into goddesses of compassion or victorious buddhas.

    One Hundred Six
    Rely on Peace
    To activate your
    Manifold powers;
    Pacify your environment
    And create a beautiful world.

    One Hundred Seven
    The Divine is not something high above us. It is in heaven, it is in earth, it is inside of us.

    One Hundred Eight
    Unite yourself to the cosmos, and the thought of transcendence will disappear. Transcendence belongs to the profane world. When all trace of transcendence vanishes, the true person - the Divein Being - is manifest. Empty yourself and let the Divine function.

    One Hundred Nine
    You cannot see or touch the Divine with your gross senses. The Divine is within you, not somewhere else. Unite yourself to the Divine, and you will be able to perceive gods wherever you are, but do not try to grasp or cling to them.

    One Hundred Ten
    The Divine does not like to be shut up in a building. The Divine likes to be out in the open. It is right here in this very body. Each one of us is a miniature universe, a living shrine.

    One Hundred Eleven
    When you bow deeply to the universe, it bows back; when you call out the name of God, it echoes inside you.

    One Hundred Twelve
    The Art of Peace is the religion that is not a religion; it perfects and completes all religions.

    One Hundred Thirteen
    The Path is exceedingly vast. From ancient times to the present day, even the greatest sages were unable to perceive and comprehend the entire truth; the explanation and teachings of masters and saints express only part of the whole. It is not possible for anyone to speak of such things in their entirety. Just head for the light and heat, learn from the gods, and through the virtue of devoted practice of the Art of Peace, become one with the Divine.

    One Hundred Fourteen
    The divine beauty
    Of heaven and earth!
    All creation,
    Members of
    One family.

    Excerpted from The Art of Peace translated by John Stevens.
    Contributed by William McLuskie

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    The divine beauty
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    All creation,
    Members of
    One family
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    Chào anhbibo mới vô diễn đàn. Kỳ tới xin yêu cầu ABB viết tiếng Việt có dấu dùm. Trong 4rum có sẵn chức năng tiếng Việt.

    ví dụ : a+w=ă, u+w=ư ... a+1= á, a+2=à ...

    Topic này là về phá đòn, tui khg hiểu sự liên hệ giữa những lời nói của sư tồ và mục đó. Anh có thể cho biết ý của anh được khg?
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    Trích dẫn Gửi bởi caimatkhongchoiduoc
    Xin mở topic này để chia sẻ kinh nghiệm phá đòn của Aikido. Từ kinh nghiệm bản thân, tui thấy có nhiều cách phá đòn lắm. Ví dụ:

    - Chém shomen hoặc yokomen bằng cánh tay không gãy. Khi tay uke ở thế vòng cung (unbreakable arm) thì đánh cách đòn ikkyo hay tenbin nage là khó vô cùng.
    Cái này nếu anh CMKCD xem Sensei Tissier đánh hoặc nếu được đi môt Serminar của Thầy thì sẽ thấy, tay vòng cung rất dễ đánh ikkyo. Vấn đề là thời điểm vào đòn chứ ko phải cánh tay như thế nào. Theo như AA thấy, đặc điểm nổi bật của aikido là tận dụng quán tính và trọng lượng của Uke để ra đòn, vì vậy, thời điểm ra đòn rất quan trọng, nó quyết định thành bại của việc thực hiện bất kể kỹ thuật nào. Nếu cánh tay chém Shomen hay Yokomen đã chém xuống có nghĩa là đã quá muộn.
    - Chém nhưng rụt tay lại ngay (theo kiểu dân kẩtedo vẫn hay làm): kiểu này thì bắt cho trúng đã là rất khó chứ chưa nói đến việc dẫn lực hay bẻ, khoá.
    Cũng như trên, khi tay đã rụt lại có nghĩa đòn đánh đã kết thúc, Nage đã trúng đòn thì còn đánh đấm gì nữa. Tất nhiên việc chụp tay Uke là chuyện ko tưởng vì cánh tay di chuyên nhanh hơn thân thể. Nếu Uke ko di chuyển thì Nage cũng ko cần phải ra đòn vì ko di chuyển thì Nage chẳng hơi đâu phải đánh cả, Uke đứng 1 chỗ làm sao đánh trúng Nage được. Khi Uke bắt đầu di chuyển, lúc ấy tuỳ thuộc vào vị trí và khả năng Nage có thể ra đòn nào thuận lợi nhất.
    - Di chuyển trước theo hướng của đòn: tức là uke đã biết đòn và di chuyển vào vị trí mà tori khó có thể làm họ mất thăng bằng.
    Cái này có bác ở trên đã trả lời rồi, phần này dành cho các bác Dan Niveau.
    - Người quá dẻo: có những người tay chân quá dẻo, bẻ rất gắt nhưng họ vẫn không đau.
    Aikido khi đạt đến Dan Niveau thì mới là hết vỡ lòng, mỗi đòn đánh phải được luyện tập hàng trăm ngàn lần với chừng ấy người khác nhau mới hi vọng hoàn thiện được đòn đánh phần nào. Con người ai cung có giới hạn của mình, phải tập đến khi nào gặp Uke nào có thể biết được giới hạn của Uke đó thì mới coi là tạm hoàn thiện đòn (Nói dóc tí các bác đừng cười em)
    - Buông tay: với các đòn nắm tay, uke chỉ cần buông tay ra là tori hết đánh. Các uke láu cá hay chọn buông tay đúng lúc để làm tori quê độ.
    Aikido xuất phát từ kiếm đạo, các đòn nắm tay xuất phát từ chủ ý ko cho Nage rút kiếm, nếu thả tay ra nó rút được kiếm thì Uke có mà xách dép chạy à. Việc tập các đòn nắm tay theo thiển ý của AA hiện nay một phần do hệ thống đòn thế, thêm nữa nó lày bước căn bản để tập các thế cơ bản ban đầu (tập hình, tập động tác) nên việc Uke nắm thế nào cũng rất quan trọng. Nếu phá kiểu này thì có nghĩa là ko hiểu và cũng ko muốn tập nữa.
    - Biết trước atemi: các cú atemi có tác dụng của nó, nhưng nếu biết trước thì uke có thể dễ dàng chống cự.
    Đòn Aikido là đòn liên hoàn, tập với nhau 1 đòn bác còn biết nó Atemi lúc nào chứ bác đánh Randori thử xem có biết lúc nào dính atemi ko (với điều kiện là Nage atemi chuẩn)
    Ngồi mãi mỏi lưng, ký mãi mỏi tay, tập võ thế này, là hết mệt mỏi

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