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Daily Life
Our teacher, Shuji Maruyama sensei,
has always encouraged us to practice Aikido in our daily life.
Since Aikido means "the way of harmony with ki," it only makes sense
that Aikido also serve as a metaphor for life. The "do" in Aikido means
"way" or "path."
O Sensei, Morehei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido, conceived Aikido as a
way to reconcile the world. Having been schooled and mastered
traditional and violent martial arts, he realized that these "arts" only
promoted the escalation of violence.
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Aikido Articles and
Notes
 "Obligatory
(But Heartfelt) Goodbye,"
by Dan
Cheifer
"Aikido:
A Path Towards A Greater Freedom,"
by Mary Yoshiko Wood
"Extend
Your Ki to Get A New Job,"
by Michael Green |
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