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Japanese Garden Meditation - Bohdi Sanders

March 23, 2018

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This post has nothing to do with the school shooting in Florida, but in a roundabout way, it is associated to that tragedy. It has to do with an age-old truism. When someone is armed, malicious thugs think twice about attacking him or her, period. It has always been this way and it will always be this way. It is self-defense 101! Predators do not target strong people who are ready, willing and ab le to take them down. Anyone who knows anything about self-defense will tell you this. If they don't, you need to find an instructor who knows what they are talking about. Thugs target the weak and the vulnerable, period. It is this way in the animal kingdom and the same holds true in the streets and other places. How many mass shootings have you have heard of in a shooting range or in a police station? Muggers don't loiter around outside of martial arts dojos or gun stores; they want to find people who are easy targets and unprepared to fight back. As a rule, peo

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Protecting yourself is self-defense. Protecting others is warriorship. Bohdi Sanders Many people consider themselves to be warriors just because they have spent time training in a dojo and have learned how to fight. They feel that they can protect themselves against almost any attacker. Having developed their skills to the max, they walk around with the self-confidence of a lion, just waiting for some poor soul to make the mistake of harassing them in a bar or on the street. They feel without a shadow of a doubt that they can protect themselves, but does this really make them a warrior? Protecting yourself is self-defense by the very definition of the term. Being a warrior means much more than being able to protect yourself. It means developing your character and your spirit. It means being willing and able to protect others as well as yourself. Warriors feel a sense of duty to protect those around them where the ordinary man only feels the need to protect himself and

Warriors drink from a different cup of tea than the average guy. Bohdi Sanders Warriors are a different breed of people. Warriors drink from a different cup of tea than the average guy. We see things in a different way and are able to read people better. We are able to look behind the veil and see what is truly happening, people's true intentions, if you will. The warrior lives life a little more seriously than average people, as we understand that which most people don't realize. We know that not everyone is a good person, just doing the best that they can. We understand that the unexpected happens and that you had better be prepared for it; thus we prepare in every way that we can. Warriors know that not everyone sees life as we do, that many go through life in an almost semi-hypnotic state, relying on luck to survive day to day. Most people are oblivious to what is happening around them. The warrior doesn't rely on luck; he makes his own luck by tra

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