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(2/09/2006)
Phony
Martial
Artists
Some rich
kid from the
USA go to
Thailand and
pay the
average men
couple of
dollars to
fight him
and beat
them up and
capture it
on the
videos and
put it on
the internet
and tell
everyone
that he
fights with
real Muay
Thai
Champions
and beat
them all and
now he is
the
Champion.
LOL. Worse,
he opens a
Muay Thai
school and
starts
teaching
garbage to
others and
waste their
times and
degenerates
the great
martial arts
traditions.
I tell you
the truth,
Muay Thai is
so popular
because it
is safe to
play that
game and it
is more
presentable
to the West
with silly
rules and
gloves and
this and
that. My
good friend
Phil, a
white
American
man, who
understand a
lot about
Myanmar
tribal
cultures and
martial arts
says, "yeah
Muay Thai
fighters
look into
MTB ring,
when they
grow real
balls and
ready to
take off
their gay
gloves and
rules."
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Dying in the
Ring is
Great Honor
(1/06/2006)
Life
is full of
winnings and
losses.
Warriors
naturally
compete. They
fight for
fun; they
fight to
prove their
honor and
beliefs;
they fight
to live. Yes
without
fighting
they will
die.
They have
found the
way to fun,
honorable
lifestyle
that will
make use of
their
energies to
compete
in awesome
competitions,
whether
public or
private
competitions,
instead of
wasting or
hiding away
like
others who never
discover
themselves
--their
minds
and physical
and
spiritual
capabilities--and
do drugs,
eat unhealthy, drink
pointlessly,
smoke stupid
cigarettes,
and hang
around the
people they
do not really
like and
have
sex. That is
not peace.
Don't let
the idea of
peace
confuse you
with corrupted
politics and
useless
wars,
where many
of them fall
victims
to. There is
no glory in
any of those
wars and all
those
survivors
and the dead
never had
the
slightest idea
about why
they fought
for and why
their body
parts got
mutilated or
their minds
and bodies
destroyed
permanently.
Martial arts
are the
only beautiful
competitions
and
honorable
wars. Yes one
may not
always win
and suffer
from
injuries and
defeats,
but the
competition
in this
level can
only improve
the
characters
of
the warriors.
If you win,
it is a true
winnings. It
is because
you are good
and skillful
and capable.
If you lose,
they is no
one else to
blame for.
No body made
you
fight. You did it
because
you wanted
to. Remember
life is
full of
injuries
anyway. It
is more
honorable to
be injured
from
a honorable
martial arts
competitions
than anything
else in this
world. I am
a MTB
warrior
myself. I
have had
many losses
and severe
injuries myself.
If I die in
a ring or
because of
fighting, I
say that is
the glorious
death ever.
We are going
to die
anyway.
That's how
the MTB
warriors
think and I
know it for
fact because
I am one
myself. |
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Bare-Knuckle
Fighting
is True
Skill
and
Reality
(01/03/2006)
Fighting
with
bare
knuckles
and with
gloves
are very
different.
Don't
think
those
who are
good at
fighting
with
specific
rules
will do
well in
bare-knuckle
matches.
One
punch
can end
the
fight or
completely
turn it
around.
Yes it
is hard
for the
bare-knuckle
MTB
warriors
to
compete
in MMA
because
they are
not used
to gay
MMA
rules,
but
think
about
which
kind of
competition
is more
realistic,
with
gloves
or
without
gloves.
Do human
beings
wear
gloves
naturally?
Those
who are
good
with
takedowns
and
grappling
will
have to
be very
cautious
and do
much
better
to take
down a
bare-knuckle
warrior.
With the
gloves,
they can
take a
lot of
chances
at
taking
down
because
punches
are save
to
receive.
There
aren't
many
people
in the
world
who can
fight
with
bare
knuckles
anymore.
Boxers
in the
West
cannot
fight
without
their
big
stupid
gloves;
MMA
fighters
are
scared
of or
ignorant
of
bare-knuckle
ways.
Most of
them
cannot
even
punch
their
opponents
without
breaking
their
fists. |
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Comments
about
Martial
Arts and MTB
Competitions
I bring you
the good
news of the
wonderful
MTB
warriors,
who are my
brothers in
so many
ways. MTB
competitions
will
exhilarate
everyone
with raw
energy and
great
emotions.
The Muay
Thai
fighters the
MMA world
worships are
no match for
MTB
fighters.
See MTB 17
with your
own eyes.
Sometime
ago, I
received an
email from
my good
friend,
saying that
he thinks
Muay Thai
fighters
have no jab
and their
punching
system is a
joke.
In addition,
he says he
has great
respect to
MTB
fighters,
but he
comments
honestly,
“why are
they all
small?”
I received
unfriendly
emails from
someone,
saying he
was a real
MMA
fighter/martial
arts teacher
and that he
said MTB men
were great
but “heavy
weights”
would kill
them! He was
not very
nice in the
email at all
about MTB
men and me.
I only said,
“My dear
sir, I am
only 5’ 6”
and 130 LB.
I invite you
to come and
‘train’ with
me…” He
never writes
back.
Now you can
see many
David vs.
Goliath
matches
from our
Strange
Land. Is
some
ridiculous
people’s
prejudicial,
nonsensical
whim about
bigger/heavier
fighters are
more
powerful and
better true?
Most of us
in the west
think only
fighters
above 180
pounds are
truly
capable.
In our
Strange
Land, we
have big
people too.
However,
they never
get very far
in fighting.
We have no
weight class
in many of
our MTB
competitions.
Over here in
the west,
“little”
people have
to live with
absurd,
established
prejudice
about being
a
second-class
people when
it comes to
physical
capabilities.
Even at
regular
workplaces,
I have never
seen “big
strong
muscular
guys” worked
so hard,
while the
“little”
lean healthy
guys worked
with regular
pace and
getting a
lot of work
done. The
big guy may
be able to
lift a five
hundred
pound
weight, but
he has to
take a break
about thirty
minute
before he
recoups. In
the mean
time, the
“little guy”
probably
have moved
little
fifty-pound
weights of
1000 pounds
in total.
In fighting,
we all think
if I big guy
hits a
little guy,
he will be
squashed. In
truth,
little guy
is like a
little piece
of
high-density
metal—nothing
happens and
he can take
a lot. On
the other
hand, when
the big guy
receives a
hit, it is
like a blob
that gets
pierced.
All MTB
fights are
all most
amazing
fights you
will have
ever seen. |
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Fake Shows
Insult You
and the
other Fans
The fighters
in "pro
wrestling"
competitions,
who only do
fighting for
living by
putting on a
show are
considered
mercenaries
in the old
days.
Myanmar
people would
never pay so
much money
to watch
these men if
these men
will not
even fight
“commoners.”
Mercenaries
could never
make a
living with
MTB because
many MTB men
hate them
and
challenge
them in the
rings and
beat them to
nothing.
War between
mercenaries
and other
MTB men
raged
from1930s to
1960s. What
happened was
that British
business men
imported
some Indian
boxers and
employed
some big MTB
men
full-time to
be like a
wrestling
business in
the USA.
They
advertised
these
mercenaries
as if
they were
gods,
they were so
strong and
so big and
no one can
beat them,
bla bla bla.
It is
working in
the country
like the USA
and some
European
countries
now, but
that kind of
lie never
worked at
Myanmar.
When you try
to scare a
typical
Myanmar, he
does not get
scared
easily. You
are just
going to
convince him
more and
more that he
really
should fight
you to find
out if what
you say is
true or he
will teach
you a lesson
not to lie.
What
happened was
that they
only let
their
mercenaries
fight among
themselves.
The business
owner
decides who
is going to
fight whom.
This
practice
upset the
traditions
and many
great MTB
warriors
who were
also farmers
left their
farms and
traveled
around the
country.
They
followed
these
businesslike
events, and
challenged
their pet
monsters and
beat them to
nothing.
There were
great
stories like
one man
jumped in
the ring and
fought out
thirty or
forty
mercenaries
one after
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MTB used to
Be Called
Burmese
Boxing
Myanmar
Traditional
Boxing was
used to be
called
Burmese
Boxing. In
fact, many
people are
stuck with
it. The name
Burma is not
good because
it
represents
only the
Barmen.
Myanmar
represents
all the
tribes and
various
people
living in
the country
Myamar. Just
like the
name Britain
and United
Kingdom
instead of
England,
because
"England"
represents
only
English,
while there
are Irish,
Scotts, and
many other
people
living in
the country.
If you honor
our MTB
warriors,
please try
to say
Myanmar
Traditional
Boxing,
instead of
Burmese
Boxing. By
the way,
boxing means
"Let Whyte"
in Burmese,
not 'Muay.'
Thai people
may say Muay
Burma
(Myanmar
Boxing),
referring
to our
system, but
there is no
such thing
as Muay
Burma. If
you want to
get the name
correctly in
Myanmar say
"Myanmar
Yoya Let
Whyte." Yoya
means
Traditional. |
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Healing
Force
Martial
Arts are
something
only a noble
heart can
feel...
Many people
are not
healthy and
injury
free--even
if they
don't
practice
martial
arts,
anyway.
Still they
may argue to
hide their
fears and
weakness and
say it is
“violent.”
Define
Civilized
but Don’t
Mistake
Cowardice
for
Politeness
If some one
is so afraid
to be
injured,
then don’t
fight,
rather than
asking your
opponent to
wear pads.
Even so,
there are
some people
who would
forbid the
fighters
even if the
fighters are
willing to
fight in a
realistic
ways because
they think,
I repeat
they THINK,
it is
barbaric,
savage, etc.
The same
“polite,
civilized”
people will
abuse their
bodies with
all kinds of
drugs,
alcohols,
cigarettes,
etc.
The Beauty
of Martial
Artist Life
A martial
artist's
life will be
occupied
with
beautiful
wonders,
unending
learning,
and graceful
mentality. There
will be no
time to
degenerate
one's self.
Otherwise,
that's a
phony
martial
artist, a
liar. |
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Watch Out
for Those
Who Stab You
in the Back
I trust and
respect
anyone who
is not
afraid to
fight me
express
his/her
feelings
openly. I
despise
those who
curse and
insult me
but too
cowardly to
fight. It is
more
beautiful
and
honorable to
fight than
using a gun,
or a bomb to
kill. Worse,
there are
those who
will fight
you using
all kinds of
abase tools
like
courtroom,
police,
political
influence,
and lies.
Watch out
for those
who will
shake your
hands and
smile, but
conspire
against you. |
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Abase
Evil
Human
Nature
When I
was a
baby, I
was
brought
up to
believe
that my
tribal
brothers,
such as
Karin,
Chin,
Kachin,
Kaya,
etc in
remote
lands
are
savages,
ruthless,
and bad
people.
There
was a
Civil
War in
Myanmar
until
recently.
We were
reading
propagandas
and
afraid
that
these
tribes
are
going to
take
over one
day and
do bad
things.
Only now
I could
see the
faces of
my
tribal
brothers
and see
how
brave,
wonderful,
and
honorable
people
they are
in MTB
competitions.
Humans
are
always
afraid
of
something
they are
not used
to and
understanding.
Be
careful
of what
or who
influences
you and
brain
washes
you. No
matter
where
you
live,
old evil
of some
abase
human
nature
shadows
among
you. I
see it
in USA
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Hero Testing
Ground
King Ba Yint
Naung
reigned
(approximately
2000 years
ago) in
Myanmar. His
army
was reputedly
the
strongest
army in the
world.
King Ba Yint Naung supported
all kinds of
martial arts
studies,
competitions, and activities.
He was
always on a
look out for
special
heroes
with special
abilities. There were
all sorts of
stories
about
his martial
arts heroes.
The basic
testing for
those who
wished to be
heroes
in his army
is by
hammering
a needle
(about an
inch long)
into the
thumb
fingernail.
You have to
keep smiling
and show no
pain or
fear;
especially
not twitch
your thumb
or body
during the
impact.
One serious
"hero"
twitched
during the
trial and
was
rejected.
The hero
felt so
humiliated
and
insulted. He
took out his
sword, cut
up his own
belly, took
his heart
out on his
palm (it is
still
beating) and
said, "I am
not a
coward" and
died.
Read more
about how A
Group of
King Ba Yint
Naung's
Heros (just
a
handful) sacked
the whole
Thai City
called
Ar-Yu-Da-Yath. |
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Ar-Yu-Da-Yath
Sacked
Thailand and
Myanmar were
like England
and France.
They
co-existed,
but
constantly
had
conflicts. A
beautiful
tradition of
Old Burma
was that
they never
attacked
other
countries to
expend their
territories.
The kingdoms
in Myanmar
were like
children
fighting
each other
like the old
Shogunate
System in
Japan.
Whenever
there was an
outside
threat, they
united and
punished the
assaulters.
Anyway, I
don’t know
who started
it, Thailand
and Myanmar
Kings always
attacked
each other
for
thousands of
years in the
old days.
Though
Myanmar was
always on
the offense,
only a
couple of
Kings ever
crossed the
Thun Lwin
River and
conquered
some cities
of Thailand.
The problem
was always
the shortage
of food. The
army always
needed so
much food to
sustain the
soldiers.
The kings’
palaces
(headquarters)
were always
far form
Thai
borders.
Whenever,
they were
about to
reach
Thailand
mainland,
the army ran
out of gas.
King Ba Yint
Naung
selected
special
heroes unit
(not an
Army) to
conquer
Thailand in
different
approach.
These
heroes,
unlike an
army, could
exist
independently
without much
king’s
support for
food,
supplies,
and weapons.
They are
like special
units (like
Navy Seals
or Marine)
in the
modern
armies,
only100
times more
effective
than those
so-called
special
units in
modern
armies. For
example,
they can eat
anything
they can
catch in the
Jungle or
wild fruits,
leaves, etc.
They don’t
need horses
and
specially
equipped
armors,
swords, and
shields.
When they
need a
weapon, they
cut up a
bamboo tree
and fight
with bamboo
sticks.
Anyway, this
unit
consisted of
less than
five hundred
men armed
with bamboo
sticks
conquered
the city
Ar-Yu-Da-Yath
in less than
a day and
burned the
whole city.
Thailand was
so bitter
about this
record in
the history
that they
never
rebuilt the
city. That
burned city
still exists
like a
museum until
today. This
city
Ar-Yu-Da-Yath
(city of
dead
warriors)
has so much
to do with
Muay Thai
Boxing and
Martial
Arts. If
you want a
glimpsed of
this scene,
you can see
it in Jean
C. Van Dam’s
movie
Blood
Sports.
In one
of the
scenes, he
is
practicing
martial arts
in the
museum-like
dead city
and has a
vision about
the old
warriors
fighting.
Maui Thai
boxers
called upon
their dead
warriors to
fight for
them in the
ring, so do
some of
Myanmar
Boxers. This
is a belief.
In addition,
in the same
movie, you
will see
when Van Dam
is talking
and
strolling
with his
teacher in
the park, at
the
background
scene, some
people
playing
“Chin Lone.”
I don’t know
what they
call it
Thailand. In
Myanmar, we
called it
“Chin Lone.”
This is a
very
important
sports
associating
with martial
arts,
especially
with MTB or
Muay Thai.
It helps you
with your
kicks,
reflexes,
and
coordination.
Chin Lone is
like a
Volley Ball
except that
you are not
allowed to
touch the
ball during
the game. |
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Four Heroes
of Pegun
Kyan Cit Tha
Becomes a
King
This is a
story about
loyalty,
courage, and
sacrifice.
Myanmar
reached its
peak of
civilization
at the Bagan
Period.
During Bagan
Period, many
kings,
especially
King ArNau
Ya Tha,
built many
amazing
Temples
called
Pagodas. The
whole region
of Bagan is
filled with
countless
huge temples
as Egyptians
built
pyramids.
You can
still see
them today.
Anyway,
there are
many amazing
martial arts
heroes
during that
period. The
Four Heroes
of Bagan is
the most
famous. They
defeated
40,000 of
aggressors
from the
east
(probably
Thais) that
threatened
the
neighboring
kingdom with
just four.
Don’t ask me
how, but
this is
recorded in
Myanmar
History.
King Kyan
Cit Tha was
one of the
Four Martial
Art Heroes
before he
became a
king.
They have
unique
abilities.
Kyan Cit Tha
could kill
anyone in a
palm forest
like a
ninja. He is
so fast at
climbing
palm trees
and jumping
from one
tree to
another. It
was recorded
that he
could jump 6
feet high.
Sau Lu Min
was a king
when Kyan
Cit Tha was
a general in
the army.
Enemy Army
kidnapped
Sau Lu Min.
People in
Bagan
Kingdom
asked Kyan
Cit Tha to
be king and
forget about
Sau Lu Min.
Yet Kyan Cit
Tha went
into the
enemy
kingdom
(alone) to
rescue the
king. He
killed every
guard he met
in the
dudgeon and
got his king
back. Sau Lu
Min, who was
on Kyan Cit
Tha’s back,
always
thought that
Kyan Cit Tha
was some
kind of
demon and
now he has
finally come
to kill him.
He yelled to
the guards
that Kyan
Cit Tha has
come to
rescue him
and not to
let him do
it.
Kyan Cit Tha
dropped him
there and
ran. They
killed Sau
Lu Min right
away at the
spot. When
he was back
in the Bagan
Kingdom
people
begged him
to be a
king. Now he
couldn’t
deny the
people
because Sau
Lu Min is
dead. This
is a true
historic
story. |
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Po Hla Gyi
Vs. The
British
Official
Myanmar was
once a
British
colony.
College
students at
that time
(1885—1940s)
were always
protesting
British
Government’s
authorities.
One of the
famous
(Martyrdom)
students
publicly
challenged a
famous
British
Ministers (I
forgot the
name). The
student name
was Thakhin
(Master) Pho
Hla Gyi.
That crazy
English man
agreed to
“box” with
Thakhin
(Master) Pho
Hla Gyi
publicly. He
didn’t have
to. He was a
government
official and
the
challenger
was just a
“common
student.” I
guess he was
bored and
wanted to
play with
Burmese
students. By
the way, I
respect
those old
fashion
duels.
Nowadays,
there are so
many lesser
men/
weaklings/
cowards
exist
everywhere
that duels
are outlaw
in almost
all the
countries in
the world.
Anyway, that
minister
thought
Thakhin Pho
Hla Gyi was
going to
fight in his
style
(western
boxing) with
no hitting
below belts
and no
nothing but
punching.
Thakhin Pho
Hla Gyi used
full MTB
system like
he always
fight in MTB
rings with
knees,
elbows,
headbutts,
kicks, etc.
That
minister
went to
hospital
bloody.
Later his
boys
arrested
Thakhin Pho
Hla Gyi for
not fighting
“fair.”
This becomes
like a
nationalistic
story in
Myanmar
until today,
the story
told to
children how
brave, and
good MTB
fighters and
fighting
system are.
I don’t
have
anything
against
England or
Myanmar by
telling this
story. I
like both
countries.
In case you
don’t know
me, I am
Anglo-Burmese.
I grew up
with mixed
British and
Myanmar
culture,
Education,
and ways of
thinking.
But of
course,
western
boxing is a
joke if you
ask me. |
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MTB is the
Best
Hand-to-Hand
Martial Art
System in
the World
Japanese
(samurais) were
superior
fencers, but
in
hand-to-hand
combat, MTB
warriors
were
unchallenged
through out
the history.
In the old
days, where
the Myanmar
throne
existed,
there were
great
swordsmen
and all
kinds of
warriors
with the
support of
the kings.
However,
studies of
martial arts
went
underground
when England
conquered
Burma in
1800s.
It is
recorded in
our history
that
Warriors in
the old days
practice "Na
Bun"
(grappling
and ground
fighting
like
jujitsu)
widely, but
some great
MTB warriors
showed
serious
limitations
of ground
fighting
tactics and
how it could
be defeated
easily in
public
martial arts
competitions.
Soon MTB
warriors
stick more
and more to
stand up
striking
than ground
fighting, so
it
disappears
or becomes
unpopular.
Practicing
martial arts
and martial
arts
competitions
are what
make all our
various
tribal
brothers get
to know each
other and
love and
respect one
another. |
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Myanmar
Names
You don’t
call Myanmar
Names in
shortened
forms. For
instance,
Eir Tee Cau
is a whole
name. “Cau”
is not a
Family name
or last
name. My
name is
Christopher
McGrath. You
may call me
just the
first name
Christopher
or Chris.
However, if
you shorten
a Myanmar
name it
becomes
really
ridiculous
and
improper.
You don’t
call
Christopher,
for
instance, as
Chri, or Sto,
or Pher,
etc. That’s
a same
analogy. Eir
Tee Cau,
though I
spell out
with spaces,
it is a one
name, one
sound.
Myanmar
names can be
shortened,
but you have
to know the
deal. I may
call Eir Tee
Cau just Tee
Cau. But if
you just
call him Eir,
it sounds so
stupid. Some
tribal names
(prefixes)
like Eir,
Sau, Noun,
etc identify
the tribe.
Sau
The Myo,
Sau Wan
Chine,
Sau
William
Thein, etc.
The prefix
Sau
identify
that they
are Kerin
Descendants.
“Eir”
identifies
that the
person is
Kaya tribe
descendant.
Myanmar
names have
some
meanings in
the sounds.
The name Win
Tun, for
example,
means the
person is
bright and
excellent.
The name
like Win Tun
cannot be
shorten.
Once again
Tun is not a
family name
or last
name. If you
just call
him “Win” it
sounds very
stupid. If
some one has
a name Aung
Win Tun, for
example, you
may call him
in a
shortened
form “Aung
Win” or “Win
Tun.” Still
if you do,
you are not
giving
proper
respect to
him.
Many western
names have
family
names. I
don’t know
who started
it. In the
Bible, names
are all
(almost)
individual
and when
someone
introduces
himself,
they say I
am son of
Jessie, or
Jacob, etc,
instead of
saying David
Jessie. |
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The Martial Artist Me
I am always secure and undisturbed whether I am sitting in a safe office environment, traveling on a public transportation, or taking a walk in a park at night or a stroll into a bad bar for some reason. No one will mock at my serenity because I radiate a force within me. There is no place I am afraid to go at any hour, no one I am afraid to speak to with a smile; I don't need a big lock on my door while I am home. No one will violate my rights while I am present.
I am not afraid to look into people’s eyes and see their soul; I am not afraid to be myself and back it up with intellect, reasons, and intelligent—if anything else fails I can still hold true to my words and defend them when it is necessary. I don't feel the need to obscure the truth because I am a weakling.
It may seem that we are risking ourselves injuries for no apparent reason, but this is something only a noble heart can feel. We practice martial arts.
This assurance helps me with everything I do—I do them better; it entertains me; it trains my heart, my body, and my soul; and it makes me feel younger and alive. I do not live in fear. I AM A MARTIAL ARTIST who love my friends. |
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Grace and Honor
Warriors stand tall and Proud, Serene and Elegant, and Grace shinning from their souls. They revere one word that most people today tremble and shy away from, which is Honor. |
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Guardians of the World
If you think martial art is like a childhood game where you don't have to care so much about disciplined life and training, then you are wasting time with your training. Not only you have to learn and do homework, but also you have to stay fit, such as eating right, sleeping and resting properly, constantly reviewing the techniques in your thoughts, and taking care of yourself. That's why I am not too worry about who knows what techniques, or who paid what dojo so much money to learn and undergo so much training. If you don't maintain what you have and acquired, then everything will go away. That's why I admire true martial artist because they are always beautiful both inside and out. However, you don't know them until you spar with them. True Knights are always ready to play—to us it's nothing more than a fun. To others it's a fearsome act of violence and they fear this. Ordinary people and shallow thugs, who may be a little more capable physically than normal, exist naturally. The thugs are by no mean Knights. True Knights are warriors by birthright. We were naturally born to be GUARDIANS of the world. |
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Eternal Black Belt
A lot of my friends or acquaintances are/might be interested in a lot of aspects and features of my life and my beliefs. Some just could not stand it anymore and expressed their uneasiness, concern, and fear. The answers are always within our grasp. If you try to summarize life in a phrase, a paragraph, a book, then you are a fool.
Black is a special color. It's a color that a lot of shallow people are afraid of. It will make you uneasy and disturb your spirit if you are not secure and strong inside, so that I will know your heart.
It is a friendly warning that I am deadly, so that I can avoid pointless confrontation/fighting on the streets.
It is a Badge of responsibility and Law Enforcement. My present will remind you that many Guardians exist to check stupidity, and evil in the world.
It is a serenity of a youthful age's wisdom-- a sign of love, loyalty, courage, strength, and sacrifice.
It's an emblem to distinguish myself from other non-warrior type people.
It is a color of JUSTICE.
It is to remind you of a reflection of sins this world is bearing.
And I am a natural Black Belt, an eternal martial artist. I don't just wear it on a white gee in the dojo, but I wear it on my spirit. It is my Spiritual Armor that protects me from corrupting souls. |
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The Arts Falling into Wrong Hands
Most of the warriors are born warriors. However, if that gifted warrior mentality is not discovered and nurtured, he will definitely turn out to be a scoundrel, rude, obnoxious, and confused among other people who aren’t special like him. In the old days, teachers take in some of them and they study martial arts and go on to live wonderful lives. However, what if he cannot find or meet a teacher. I spread my martial arts for those kinds of undiscovered warriors. I am not worried about how they might misuse the arts. I believe if you are not meant to master it, somehow you will not complete the training. It takes true passion, dedication, and honor to compete the training course in life. If someone completes it and he becomes good enough to teach back, fight and put down bad people, he has already proven that he is a good person by showing all the good virtues to complete the training. Otherwise, he would not have completed it. Briefly, undesirable people will never become a true, good, capable martial artist. They own evil will fail them. I preach that to all my apprentices. |
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Noble Martial Artist
Practicing martial arts are essential and noble just like we need to eat and sleep. Many people fail to realize it. It's fun to use up the natural power/energy we have and rebuild it. How? Keep following martial arts and you will find it...What makes martial arts special and different from any sports is that it involves your mind, and spirit deeply, no need to mention how physical it is, and it is very emotional with great love, joy, understanding, problem solving, etc. There are no limit to what you can achieve as a martial artist, whether it's a physical power, mental power, healing powers, destructive powers, etc. I see many people who fail to realize these important concepts of energy balance, healing processes, realization of natural human weakness, fears, inability to understand self and others, waste their lives away in darkness covered with forever realm of fear and weakness. I know great deal number of people, some who even practice martial arts a little bit, get devoured by their own energy and dark minds. For example, a body builder builds his body out of inferiority complex and gets the muscles and he becomes so strong--he is so strong that he is so restless and his own energy is eating him alive everyday. Many of them find themselves some relieves in having sex with undesirable women ("whores"), doing stupid drugs, drinking, and all kinds of evil ways. The consequences are unthinkable events and problems. I hope you get the concept. I am not just talking about the body builders; I am talking about all other dumb sports people play to simulate this natural concept. Martial arts are the only way. No other dumb sports can ever imitate the nobility, achievements, and benefits of practicing martial arts. I just want to add one very important concept that many so-called "intellectual", "smart", and "civilized" individuals fail to understand: Freedom and Safety cannot come together. Whenever you feel afraid for yourself, or for your love ones and you make stupid little rules (laws) that you cannot follow yourself and want to impose on others, you give yourself away like a "whore" in a long run. |
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