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eihachi.ota@sbcglobal.neteihachi....@sbcglobal.net2008-06-11T20:08:05Zhttp://groups.google.com/group/eihachiota/browse_thread/thread/afd67a5a884632c9/a67b83de733ff3f9?show_docid=a67b83de733ff3f9What improvements do we need for a successful Shorin Ryu style today?
1. eihachi. ota @ sbcglobal. net <br> View profile <br> (1 user) More options May 27, 10:10 pm <br> Local: Tues, May 27 2008 10:10 pm <br> Subject: <br> Reply | Reply to author | Forward | Print | Individual message | Show <br> original | Remove | Report this message | Find messages by this author <br> 1. What improvements do we need for a successful Shorin Ryu
eihachi.ota@sbcglobal.neteihachi....@sbcglobal.net2008-06-11T20:06:22Zhttp://groups.google.com/group/eihachiota/browse_thread/thread/47191c397bb5fad3/e70627a26b41261c?show_docid=e70627a26b41261cMY THOUGHTS.
1. eihachi....@sbcglobal.net <br> View profile <br> (1 user) More options May 25, 1:01 pm <br> Local: Sun, May 25 2008 1:01 pm <br> Subject: <br> Reply | Reply to author | Forward | Print | Individual message | Show <br> original | Remove | Report this message | Find messages by this author <br> MY THOUGHTS. <br> 1) I don't think we should change some of the traditional methods and we
eihachi.ota@sbcglobal.neteihachi....@sbcglobal.net2008-06-11T19:56:20Zhttp://groups.google.com/group/eihachiota/browse_thread/thread/297b12115dd72c2b/89397d802d83e5d6?show_docid=89397d802d83e5d6Thanks for your article!
Dear Mr. Koeppel <br> Thanks for your article <br> I believe that the term "Master", in the sense that it is percieved in <br> the MAs i.e. "all knowing" and sometimes omnipotent, conveys a self- <br> serving and arrogant image unbefitting of someone who professes to <br> adhere to the philisophical precepts believed to be inherent in the
eihachi.ota@sbcglobal.neteihachi....@sbcglobal.net2008-06-11T19:50:36Zhttp://groups.google.com/group/eihachiota/browse_thread/thread/438977c346cbcec4/d49b3dcbebba3c1c?show_docid=d49b3dcbebba3c1cI do not agree!!!
Thank you for this interesting article <br> I do not agree with the basic premise of your article that "the duty <br> or obligation of the students is <br> to follow in the way of the Master.." or "Senior students should do <br> their best to be like the Master they follow" <br> I believe the purpose of learning, be it from a "Master" (see my
eihachi.ota@sbcglobal.neteihachi....@sbcglobal.net2008-06-11T19:43:51Zhttp://groups.google.com/group/eihachiota/browse_thread/thread/3ed0251be02b4047/c6c5ae28065aadb7?show_docid=c6c5ae28065aadb7Master/Hanshi
1. Master/Hanshi <br> The most important thing, by far more than anything else is the <br> position of Master or Hanshi. This person is the living embodiment <br> of the principles and philosophies of his style. This person lives <br> the skills and teaches through actions, not words. As the leader <br> trains himself through the course of his life, he becomes the living