Martial arts training could be a tragic mistake

As a martial artist, if you read, wrote the Tao, an ancient book of wisdom of Lao Tzu, a few steps out of breath.

One of them says: "The greatest tragedy of having an enemy."

This statement just makes you asked, because it is tragic when an enemy when you train hard to defeat them? We must be concerned about our movement, if we take an umbrella?

Prepare requires us to fight this battle is inevitable. But the fact isMost adults in civilized countries will not move in a game, or even worse, with someone else, while maintaining the balance of their lives.

The action is much more likely, especially in America, but want to go to law school and licensed there, because you can be involved at some point in a dispute afraid? Or want to contact a lawyer if and when you meet such a possibility?

One of the main reasons why people are attracted to martial arts is that FEAR attacked. Where does this fear?

A child who is bullied and bloodied on a regular basis is a realistic, fact-based concern for his safety. Training can help.

But if we have no enemies, we need self-defense training? And although we are: the resistance of adults in our community or take-career adults, as boxing is going to solve these problems?

Why invest time, energy, money and undertake the risks of combat support> Training, where you unlikely enemies, deadly encounter?

And it is only possible, our investments in education increased the likelihood that you win when the real purpose of showing the enemy that we are only able to defeat? You know the expression has never been a weapon of war by the people, which was not used was designed.

We weapons mainly because we are full of hostility, which, on a subconscious level, we fear the world. Reply

Recently I came across a brilliant speech that Albert Einstein said the most important thing we can ask:

"I live in a friendly universe or a hostile universe?"

I think your answer will help prevent tragic errors of various kinds.