“Righteousness guards him whose way is blameless, but sin overthrows the wicked.” ~ Proverbs 13:6 The Greek words alētheia (ἀλήθεια) and alēthes (ἀληθής) are translated as “integrity” in the New Testament and mean “truth or the state of being true.” Jesus is referred to as a man of… Continue Reading “Meditation of the Week – Integrity”
The 5th Attitude of Tang Soo Do is “practice basic techniques all the time.” In July, 1961, 38 members of the Green Bay Packers football team gathered for the first day of training camp. The previous season ended with a 4th quarter, heart-wrenching defeat… Continue Reading “Meditation: Attitude 5”
As a reminder, we will not have class this week due to the Fort Hood DONSA in celebration of the Nation’s Independence Day. Practice on your own this week, but we will be back to class come next week. Loyalty to Country The first… Continue Reading “Happy FOuth of July”
The third attitude of Tang Soo Do is “All out Effort.” Tang Soo Do takes hard work and practice to achieve the goal of black belt and then master. Vince Lombardi Jr. said, The dictionary is the only place that success comes before work.… Continue Reading “Meditation: Attitude 3”
Serious Approach Each of the attitude requirements are codependent with the rest. This immediately becomes apparent when you move from the first to the second attitude. The first attitude explains why, but the second begins to explain how. In developing the mental and physical… Continue Reading “Meditation: Attitude 2”