Christian Warrior : Martial Artist
A Zen Thing . ReligionDive into a profound exploration of the Christian journey, paralleling it to martial arts and the relentless discipline of a warrior. This article draws illuminating connections between the patience, respect, resilience, and serenity inherent in martial arts with the spiritual growth of a Christian warrior. Learn how these warriors, akin to martial artists, commit to defend their faith, honor every soul, and find inner tranquility amidst worldly strife. Join us in this unique reflection, arming yourself with virtues, divine grace, and the promise of God’s enduring peace. Read More
Musings of a Christian Warrior
A Zen Thing . QuotesImmerse yourself in a rich exploration of the Christian life, drawing fascinating parallels between martial arts and the spiritual journey of a Christian warrior. Learn how persistence, discipline, respect, resilience, and inner peace – core tenets of martial arts – mirror the path of Christian sanctification. Discover how Christian warriors, much like martial artists, train to defend their faith, respect all individuals, and find inner peace amidst life’s battles. Dive into this enlightening reflection on becoming a Christian warrior, armed with virtues, grace, and the promise of God’s peace. Read More
Life’s Cruel Compass
A Zen Thing . Religion . State of MindJourney through the complexities of the human heart in this stirring reflection titled ‘Enigma of Affection’. The poet grapples with love’s paradoxes, questioning why the strongest emotions can simultaneously cause the most profound pain. It’s a compelling exploration of desire, ambition, self-doubt, and the search for purpose, revealing the harsh realities that often collide with our heartfelt dreams. But amid the tumult, it’s a poignant reminder that divine grace may weave its magic in ways we least expect, offering solace and hope. Uncover the mysteries of love and life in this touching verse. Read More
Unafraid
A Zen Thing . Quotes“Karate is not a game. It is not a sport. It is not even a system of self-defense. Karate is half physical exercise and half spiritual. The karateist who has given the necessary years of exercise and meditation is a tranquil person. He is unafraid. He can even be calm in a burning building.”— Mas Read More
Relax into Progress
A Zen Thing . Quotes . State of Mind . Training notesUnlock martial arts mastery by embracing relaxation and fluidity in your training. Discover how the wisdom of Sun Tzu’s Art of War can help you harness the power of adaptability, improve your mind-body connection, and enhance your performance in physical conflicts. Learn techniques to cultivate relaxation, develop a strategic mindset, and transform your martial arts journey. Read More
Meditation Point #139
A Zen Thinga powerful reminder of the importance of being open to self-realization and the world around us. Read More
Creating Accountability
A Zen Thing . Articles of Interest . State of MindDiving Deeper into Reward Before Work Makes You Kinda Jerk Series Creating Accountability to hold yourself accountable: Creating accountability is an important aspect of staying motivated and achieving your goals. It involves setting up mechanisms that will help you stay on track and hold yourself responsible for your actions. Creating accountability in your martial arts Read More
Practice Mindfulness
A Zen Thing . Articles of Interest . State of Mind . TechniqueDiving Deeper into Reward Before Work Makes You Kinda Jerk Series Practicing mindfulness is an effective technique for developing focus, discipline, and productivity, particularly for those who tend to focus more on rewards than the actual work that needs to be done. Mindfulness is a mental state characterized by awareness and attention to the present Read More
Developing a Routine
A Zen Thing . Articles of Interest . Fitness . State of MindDiving Deeper into Reward Before Work Makes You Kinda Jerk Series Developing a routine is crucial for long-term success because it helps to establish consistent habits that make it easier to follow through on tasks and achieve goals. Here are some suggestions for developing a routine that can lead to long-term success: By following these Read More
Breaking Tasks into Manageable Chunks
A Zen Thing . Articles of Interest . Fitness . State of MindDiving Deeper into Reward Before Work Makes You Kinda Jerk Series Breaking tasks into manageable chunks means breaking down larger tasks into smaller, more achievable parts. This approach helps individuals to build momentum and motivation towards completing the larger task. For example, let’s say you have to clean your entire house, but the thought of Read More
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