Mastering KF Book Cover

[Hungman]

Originally posted by Ricksta

Hi everyone,

Recently in Kungfumagazine.com, a person made a good analysis on the picture in our up-coming book " Mastering KungFu". Every single thing is just the one mind. This picture represents the perfect harmony of yin and yang in combat. The art of WCK lives not upon close range alone, but primarily by the skill of intercepting. Others think you're too permissive. Yet victory lies in making an opponent believe he's winning. Thumbs up! Roger Rollinghand

I totally agree with whats he's saying. WC is not just about agressive fighting. The ability of using the Faat Sau with the Pak Sau is obsorbing your opponents energy and, most importantly, controlling the attack, like in the picture

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Ricksta,


IMHO, Roger Rollinghand is not only a great thinker, he's also a true master who understood the art of WCK. In WCK, in order to be a realist you must believe in sharing your world by creating an accommodating environment. In that way, your physical environment promotes your disciple of warriorship.

Mastering Kung Fu is about to exert yourselves to guard mindfuless and alertness.

[Ricksta]

I agree. And, Roger has a great deal of knowledge in Buddhism. but besides that, I also like to read his comments on Hendrik. Roger cracks me up. :)





Rick

[JamesHFYofAZ]

When I first looked at the picture I felt that it would bring a lot of controversy to the table. It looks as if the maneuver isn't or didn't work. To the out siders this picture has no deep meaning. To the ones who have been threw or have approached the Chum Kiu levels of learning this picture has great meaning. I guess thats one of the issues with giving San Kiu or Weng Kiu knowledge to the Fau Kiu mind. LOL
James

P.S. Are you guys coming to the seminar in less that two weeks? It's 100+ during the days. bring shorts for after or befor the seminar. Yeah baby, it'll be a historical moment for HFY. Hope to see yous two there.

[Hungman]

Start living a conscious kung fu life. Do whatever kung fu you are doing, but do it as if you are a witness to it--from Fauk Kiu to San Kiu, from San Kiu to Weng Kiu. This is known as the way of the HFYWCK warrior.


Pete

[Hungman]

(Rick)I agree. And, Roger has a great deal of knowledge in Buddhism. but besides that, I also like to read his comments on Hendrik. Roger cracks me up.


That dude, Hendrik goes on borrowing knowledge from outside. He never looks within his own being. IMHO, Roger Rollinghand is a Taoist. The Taoist is not after knowlege, but he wants to know: Who is this knower? What is this knowing? He wants to know the source of this knowing, where this consciousness is arising from. Roger is *Bad* and he cracks everyone up!:D

[Blue177]

Roger is the master of words and I like this guy.