POST 473 SIX POSTURES text and Poem
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November 14, 2020
THE SIX POSTURES
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THE SIX POSTURES
PROBLEM. How can a teacher could teach when the
students are made up of so many different groups? People in their twenties
are eager to learn the secrets for fierce fighting; middle-aged people who
have been training for a long time now want to find a way of deep inner
strength and a good meaning for life; senior people are looking forward to
discovering the panacea in martial arts that could keep them in a serene way
of life. How could we solve this problem? METHOD. First, a good teacher is the one who
inspires, who points the way for the students to discover by themselves and
avoids pushing them forward on a traced path to follow. Second, a good teacher must seek to teach what is
of lasting value, the value everyone recognizes as good and that can be
applied in practice; avoid teaching anything the teacher can do well but the
students cannot do it . DATA. To find the needed materials for building
this exercise, let's take a look at some of the basic values in life and find
the corresponding symbols representing these values: the mountain, the forest, the river, the cloud, the sky and the earth.
Now let’s make an arrangement from selected martial art elements such
stances, moves, hands and legs techniques into a coherent scheme that could
reflect the spirit of our chosen values and could carry in the same time the
martial art strategy. Of course, this work will require vision, patience, and
persistence to get a result of lasting value. THE SIX POSTURES. There is a Poem in Vietnamese
(not translated) followed by six groups of sentences, pictures or a video
clip. (1).The Mountain. The Mount Tan-Vien inspires us
the physical solidity and the high spirit of great people. (Fighting like a mountain climber: strong and enduring) (2).The Forest. The Trang-Son forest teaches us the value
of intensive efforts and spiritual exploration. (Practicing martial art like going into a forest: not straying, not backing up) (3).The River. The Mekong River takes us to the ocean
and teaches us the indomitable spirit. (Performing a form, quyen, like riding over the waves: adaptation and resistance) (4) The Cloud. The clouds over the city of Da Lat are so
beautiful evoking us the spirit of openness and the impermanence of things in
life. (Train your mind like watching
the clouds: shake off all the dust)
(5) The Sky. The endless sky gives us inner strength
and strong belief. (Training our
spirit like standing in the middle of a stormy sky: tomorrow the sky will be bright again) (6).The Earth. Our land stands for practical spirit and
generosity. (In life, among thousands
of unpredictable changes: I am not
afraid)
g.m Charles Phan Hoang, Spring 2020
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THE VIETNAMESE POEM
ON THE SIX POSTURES
Sáu Thế Tâm Truyền. Và đây là kết quả: Chúng ta hãy cùng quan sát và gần
gũi với núi, với rừng, với sông biển,
mây nước và trời đất. Trước hết có bài thơ thiệu, sau là mỗi thế một câu, và
sau đấy là hình ảnh, video.
THƠ (1).Tản-Viên cao ngất dưới trời Ta theo gương đó làm người trượng phu (2).Trường-Sơn rừng nùi mịt mờ Dầy công luyện lực ta tu
thành người (3).
Cửu-Long
sông nước tuyệt vời Đưa ta tới biển làm người
kinh qua (4). Mây trời Đà-Lạt
thiết tha Thịnh suy, tan hợp hiểu ra lẽ
đời (5). Trời xanh bát
ngát muôn nơi Nội tâm xâu thẳm, một lời tự
tin (6). Còn trời, còn đất
còn chuyên Luyện cho tâm lực chân quyền
khai thông ./.
(Phan Hoàng, 2020)
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POST 473 Sharing online Title. Story - Lord Jim part 1
https://youtu.be/Vm_e7VaQXr8
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WE CONTINUE WITH BAT DIEU
THE EIGHT BIRDS
EXERCISES 03, 04, AND 05
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