Essence of Ninjutsu
- "I believe that Ninpo, the higher order of Ninjutsu, should be offered to the world as a guiding influence to all practitioners of martial arts.
-Methods of physical and spiritual survival, eventually immortalized by the Ninja, was one of the sources of Japanese martial arts.
-Without complete and total training in all aspects of fighting arts, the practitioner of today can not hope to progress beyond the mere handling of muscle exercises.
- You can only reach a personal enlightenment through total immersion in the martial tradition as a way of life.
-Confronting the threat, transcending the fear of death, and knowing the courage and self-limitations, the practitioner can gain strength and invincibility that allows you to enjoy the flowers moving in the wind, and appreciate the love of others and peace in society.
-The achievement of personal enlightenment is characterized by the development of "jihi no kokoro" or heart benevolent. Stronger than love itself, the benevolent heart is capable of including all that constitutes universal justice and all that takes place in the way of the "plan of the universe." Born of understanding gained from walking back and forth between life and death, the benevolent heart of Ninpo is the key to finding harmony and understanding of spiritual and material field.
-After many generations of obscurity in the shadows of history, philosophy of life of the Ninja is emerging again, because once again it is time that the precise Ninpo human destiny.
-May peace prevail, so the man can continue to grow and develop to the next level of existence. "
Soke Masaaki Hatsumi
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Essence of Ninjutsu
- "I believe that Ninpo, the higher order of Ninjutsu, should be offered to the world as a guiding influence to all practitioners of martial arts.
-Methods of physical and spiritual survival, eventually immortalized by the Ninja, was one of the sources of Japanese martial arts.
-Without complete and total training in all aspects of fighting arts, the practitioner of today can not hope to progress beyond the mere handling of muscle exercises.
- You can only reach a personal enlightenment through total immersion in the martial tradition as a way of life.
-Confronting the threat, transcending the fear of death, and knowing the courage and self-limitations, the practitioner can gain strength and invincibility that allows you to enjoy the flowers moving in the wind, and appreciate the love of others and peace in society.
-The achievement of personal enlightenment is characterized by the development of "jihi no kokoro" or heart benevolent. Stronger than love itself, the benevolent heart is capable of including all that constitutes universal justice and all that takes place in the way of the "plan of the universe." Born of understanding gained from walking back and forth between life and death, the benevolent heart of Ninpo is the key to finding harmony and understanding of spiritual and material field.
-After many generations of obscurity in the shadows of history, philosophy of life of the Ninja is emerging again, because once again it is time that the precise Ninpo human destiny.
-May peace prevail, so the man can continue to grow and develop to the next level of existence. "
Soke Masaaki Hatsumi
NINJUTSU WORDS-Dr. MASAAKI HATSUMI
lunes, 8 de octubre de 2007
DATING SOKE Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi Bujinkan Dojo Budo Taijutsu-Ninjutsu-WORDS
Butoku "A life full of Budo" Relative to the pure-hearted warrior, also on a life ruled or marked by a commitment to Budo
Banpo fukyo "Never be surprised." "The spirit of change."
This literally translates to "not be surprised even with 10,000 changes" implies that one should not try to predict what will happen, but rather let events take their natural course, act natural, and thus avoid all problems. It means "expect the unexpected" in the sense of "walking around with a machine gun if a terrorist decided to settle accounts with you."
KAJO warakas "Having the nature of a flower and enjoy the peace"
Dr. Hatsumi often writes this to the girls. This refers mainly to learn to live in peace and enjoy the few martial arts instead of integrity.
KAJO Chikusei "Having the heart of the flowers and the spirit of bamboo"
In other words, it is natural, artistic, flexible and rectum (ie, honest).
KANNAGARA "divine nature"
This term refers to the pursuit of divine or spiritual side of everything we do daily.
Ichigo Ichi "Living for the moment"
The term originally comes from the tea ceremony, where the central idea is that the time people spend drinking tea, unique and unrepeatable, so should enjoy as much as you can while it lasts. (The kimono is worn to the ceremony does not take any more after that time). It also means a case by case, since the same situation will never happen the same way and manner twice. Dr. Hatsumi never exactly the same technique used more than once. (Doing so may become a habit and therefore a gap in his armor that could be used by the adversary).
Tenke KYOJUTSU HO "exchange the truth and falsehood". "Deception."
If you manipulate the perceptions of people about the truth and lies about true and false, then the conclusions can lead to false so that they go to their own destruction. This is much harder to fake or misleading motion.
Seishin TORITSU "mental concentration"
Many say it is the ultimate goal of martial arts, relaxation, concentration, meditation. . . While it is also important. . .
Seishin BUNRETSU "mental Dispersion"
For if the concentration leads to a stalemate is better to leave everything and expect everything to flow back naturally.
Ishin Denshin "Telepathy"
Relative to sakki
NIGERU "Discretion is the better part of valor"
Also this as a value with discretion. Better alive than dead hero coward.
KANGAENAIDE "I do not think"
Primarily concerned not to think about during practice and left to instinct.
Ishiki "consciousness or intention"
Avoid thinking consciously in your movements to avoid, so the issue of intent and interfere with your body.
DOKY "Courage, courage"
Having the strength of character to go on a road or walking down a path that has no apparent purpose or end.
NINSHIKU "Consciousness Invisible"
Referred to have or be aware of the training we do and the consequences if it is correct, we have our hands on the integrity of others and must be consistent with it.
Seishin NINNIKU "Search by abandoning"
To find the essence of Budo is to leave the suffering that comes from anger, pride and envy.
Butoku "A life full of Budo" Relative to the pure-hearted warrior, also on a life ruled or marked by a commitment to Budo
Banpo fukyo "Never be surprised." "The spirit of change."
This literally translates to "not be surprised even with 10,000 changes" implies that one should not try to predict what will happen, but rather let events take their natural course, act natural, and thus avoid all problems. It means "expect the unexpected" in the sense of "walking around with a machine gun if a terrorist decided to settle accounts with you."
KAJO warakas "Having the nature of a flower and enjoy the peace"
Dr. Hatsumi often writes this to the girls. This refers mainly to learn to live in peace and enjoy the few martial arts instead of integrity.
KAJO Chikusei "Having the heart of the flowers and the spirit of bamboo"
In other words, it is natural, artistic, flexible and rectum (ie, honest).
KANNAGARA "divine nature"
This term refers to the pursuit of divine or spiritual side of everything we do daily.
Ichigo Ichi "Living for the moment"
The term originally comes from the tea ceremony, where the central idea is that the time people spend drinking tea, unique and unrepeatable, so should enjoy as much as you can while it lasts. (The kimono is worn to the ceremony does not take any more after that time). It also means a case by case, since the same situation will never happen the same way and manner twice. Dr. Hatsumi never exactly the same technique used more than once. (Doing so may become a habit and therefore a gap in his armor that could be used by the adversary).
Tenke KYOJUTSU HO "exchange the truth and falsehood". "Deception."
If you manipulate the perceptions of people about the truth and lies about true and false, then the conclusions can lead to false so that they go to their own destruction. This is much harder to fake or misleading motion.
Seishin TORITSU "mental concentration"
Many say it is the ultimate goal of martial arts, relaxation, concentration, meditation. . . While it is also important. . .
Seishin BUNRETSU "mental Dispersion"
For if the concentration leads to a stalemate is better to leave everything and expect everything to flow back naturally.
Ishin Denshin "Telepathy"
Relative to sakki
NIGERU "Discretion is the better part of valor"
Also this as a value with discretion. Better alive than dead hero coward.
KANGAENAIDE "I do not think"
Primarily concerned not to think about during practice and left to instinct.
Ishiki "consciousness or intention"
Avoid thinking consciously in your movements to avoid, so the issue of intent and interfere with your body.
DOKY "Courage, courage"
Having the strength of character to go on a road or walking down a path that has no apparent purpose or end.
NINSHIKU "Consciousness Invisible"
Referred to have or be aware of the training we do and the consequences if it is correct, we have our hands on the integrity of others and must be consistent with it.
Seishin NINNIKU "Search by abandoning"
To find the essence of Budo is to leave the suffering that comes from anger, pride and envy.
NINJUTSU WORDS-Dr. MASAAKI HATSUMI
DATING SOKE Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi Bujinkan Dojo Budo Taijutsu-Ninjutsu-WORDS
Butoku "A life full of Budo" Relative to the pure-hearted warrior, also on a life ruled or marked by a commitment to Budo
Banpo fukyo "Never be surprised." "The spirit of change."
This literally translates to "not be surprised even with 10,000 changes" implies that one should not try to predict what will happen, but rather let events take their natural course, act natural, and thus avoid all problems. It means "expect the unexpected" in the sense of "walking around with a machine gun if a terrorist decided to settle accounts with you."
KAJO warakas "Having the nature of a flower and enjoy the peace"
Dr. Hatsumi often writes this to the girls. This refers mainly to learn to live in peace and enjoy the few martial arts instead of integrity.
KAJO Chikusei "Having the heart of the flowers and the spirit of bamboo"
In other words, it is natural, artistic, flexible and rectum (ie, honest).
KANNAGARA "divine nature"
This term refers to the pursuit of divine or spiritual side of everything we do daily.
Ichigo Ichi "Living for the moment"
The term originally comes from the tea ceremony, where the central idea is that the time people spend drinking tea, unique and unrepeatable, so should enjoy as much as you can while it lasts. (The kimono is worn to the ceremony does not take any more after that time). It also means a case by case, since the same situation will never happen the same way and manner twice. Dr. Hatsumi never exactly the same technique used more than once. (Doing so may become a habit and therefore a gap in his armor that could be used by the adversary).
Tenke KYOJUTSU HO "exchange the truth and falsehood". "Deception."
If you manipulate the perceptions of people about the truth and lies about true and false, then the conclusions can lead to false so that they go to their own destruction. This is much harder to fake or misleading motion.
Seishin TORITSU "mental concentration"
Many say it is the ultimate goal of martial arts, relaxation, concentration, meditation. . . While it is also important. . .
Seishin BUNRETSU "mental Dispersion"
For if the concentration leads to a stalemate is better to leave everything and expect everything to flow back naturally.
Ishin Denshin "Telepathy"
Relative to sakki
NIGERU "Discretion is the better part of valor"
Also this as a value with discretion. Better alive than dead hero coward.
KANGAENAIDE "I do not think"
Primarily concerned not to think about during practice and left to instinct.
Ishiki "consciousness or intention"
Avoid thinking consciously in your movements to avoid, so the issue of intent and interfere with your body.
DOKY "Courage, courage"
Having the strength of character to go on a road or walking down a path that has no apparent purpose or end.
NINSHIKU "Consciousness Invisible"
Referred to have or be aware of the training we do and the consequences if it is correct, we have our hands on the integrity of others and must be consistent with it.
Seishin NINNIKU "Search by abandoning"
To find the essence of Budo is to leave the suffering that comes from anger, pride and envy.
Butoku "A life full of Budo" Relative to the pure-hearted warrior, also on a life ruled or marked by a commitment to Budo
Banpo fukyo "Never be surprised." "The spirit of change."
This literally translates to "not be surprised even with 10,000 changes" implies that one should not try to predict what will happen, but rather let events take their natural course, act natural, and thus avoid all problems. It means "expect the unexpected" in the sense of "walking around with a machine gun if a terrorist decided to settle accounts with you."
KAJO warakas "Having the nature of a flower and enjoy the peace"
Dr. Hatsumi often writes this to the girls. This refers mainly to learn to live in peace and enjoy the few martial arts instead of integrity.
KAJO Chikusei "Having the heart of the flowers and the spirit of bamboo"
In other words, it is natural, artistic, flexible and rectum (ie, honest).
KANNAGARA "divine nature"
This term refers to the pursuit of divine or spiritual side of everything we do daily.
Ichigo Ichi "Living for the moment"
The term originally comes from the tea ceremony, where the central idea is that the time people spend drinking tea, unique and unrepeatable, so should enjoy as much as you can while it lasts. (The kimono is worn to the ceremony does not take any more after that time). It also means a case by case, since the same situation will never happen the same way and manner twice. Dr. Hatsumi never exactly the same technique used more than once. (Doing so may become a habit and therefore a gap in his armor that could be used by the adversary).
Tenke KYOJUTSU HO "exchange the truth and falsehood". "Deception."
If you manipulate the perceptions of people about the truth and lies about true and false, then the conclusions can lead to false so that they go to their own destruction. This is much harder to fake or misleading motion.
Seishin TORITSU "mental concentration"
Many say it is the ultimate goal of martial arts, relaxation, concentration, meditation. . . While it is also important. . .
Seishin BUNRETSU "mental Dispersion"
For if the concentration leads to a stalemate is better to leave everything and expect everything to flow back naturally.
Ishin Denshin "Telepathy"
Relative to sakki
NIGERU "Discretion is the better part of valor"
Also this as a value with discretion. Better alive than dead hero coward.
KANGAENAIDE "I do not think"
Primarily concerned not to think about during practice and left to instinct.
Ishiki "consciousness or intention"
Avoid thinking consciously in your movements to avoid, so the issue of intent and interfere with your body.
DOKY "Courage, courage"
Having the strength of character to go on a road or walking down a path that has no apparent purpose or end.
NINSHIKU "Consciousness Invisible"
Referred to have or be aware of the training we do and the consequences if it is correct, we have our hands on the integrity of others and must be consistent with it.
Seishin NINNIKU "Search by abandoning"
To find the essence of Budo is to leave the suffering that comes from anger, pride and envy.
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