Martial Arts
Warrior-Healer: A mastery of levels.
Aug/27/11 11:32
The greatest single description of a Danzan master, in my opinion, is "Warrior-Healer." To understand why requires an understanding of "levels" of experience and how they relate to the practice of DZR. Read More...
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DZA Principle # 9... Shin
Nov/29/10 16:28
DZA Principle # 9... Shin
For thousands of years, sages from east have attempted to impart various descriptions of the Truth. Unfortunately, it is impossible to use words to describe an experience devoid of comparison. Thus, the nature of the Tao, including Shin, remains mysterious. Read More...
For thousands of years, sages from east have attempted to impart various descriptions of the Truth. Unfortunately, it is impossible to use words to describe an experience devoid of comparison. Thus, the nature of the Tao, including Shin, remains mysterious. Read More...
DZA Principle # 2... Aloha
Sep/17/10 14:41
DZA Principle # 2... Aloha
To "share life itself" is to accept the notion that we are all of one, unified source. We have the experience of individuality but recognize that when we come together without judgment, and with unconditional acceptance, we feel closer to that source. Therefore our relationships govern our connection to ourselves as both human and divine. Read More...
To "share life itself" is to accept the notion that we are all of one, unified source. We have the experience of individuality but recognize that when we come together without judgment, and with unconditional acceptance, we feel closer to that source. Therefore our relationships govern our connection to ourselves as both human and divine. Read More...
DZA Principle # 1... Ju
Aug/30/10 09:57
DZA Principle # 1... Ju
"That which is below is as that which is above", (Hawaiian proverb) indicates the better known "Law of Convergence" suggesting that the continuum of time and space is "relative" in nature. Read More...
"That which is below is as that which is above", (Hawaiian proverb) indicates the better known "Law of Convergence" suggesting that the continuum of time and space is "relative" in nature. Read More...
Why is there ritual in DZR
Mar/15/10 11:01
Spontaneous adaptability. We all have it. We use it each day when conversing with a friend or driving to work. Musicians feel it when they hear music for the first time. Animals use it when they’re startled by a predator. So common, so simple yet so difficult to achieve when putting our jujitsu skills to the test in Waza.
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What is Yawara?
Mar/09/10 18:02
What is Yawara? Ask most beginners to DZR and they will tell you Yawara means “hand arts.” While yes, hands are involved, the locking and escaping techniques are the vehicle by which the principle of Yawara is transmitted. Read More...