Key to learning good technique..

I am thankful for all my friends from around the world! We often chat on the phone and have enjoyable conversations together. I thought you might like to sit in on one of these calls. If you like this type of thing, let us know in the comments and we will try to do more. Much Love Paul
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[@jonmaz8080]

When you think Paul has given his best he kicks it up a notch. Keep preaching brotha!!! Nothing but the truth.

[@gastoncarabajal9599]

Muchas gracias por compartir tus experiencias!!! Saludos desde Argentina!!!

[@ogrebattlewarsong]

Blessed to have good hearted teachers

[@neilmanning4059]

Great video Paul, so true! Beautifully expressed!

[@VoyageurCountry]

Thank you for your wise words.

[@dmyx]

忍術の経験はありませんが、私がいままでなんとなく気づいていたけど言語化できていなかったことを、Paulさんが的確に言葉にしてくれています。
ありがとうございます。
武道に限らず、すべての学ぶという行為について普遍的に大切なことが述べられている気がします。
この回の動画が私には最も印象的ですばらしいです。
なにか大切なことを忘れかけたときに、繰り返し見たくなるような動画です。

[@akaridojo9512]

Thank you so much!!!

[@TheGodan999]

Love it!

[@BarakMtrans]

Fantastic answer !

[@nicktomlinson8701]

There is also bad people that have seen the bad side of life and become good and others who have had too good a life and become bad. Great words and can totally relate from my experience in bujinkan. Met some really great teachers and also some really nasty bad ones. Love watching your videos from here in new zealand. All the best.

[@lievanathor]

Happyness is hidden in every pain :) Thank you so much Paul!! 💗💗💗💐💐👌💐

[@Reimonhit]

[@ogrebattlewarsong]

What a wild opportunity! We caught Paul Sensei's seminar in Ohio recently. One of the best I've been to. This one looks truly amazing.

[@Filmsource]

So important, thanks for a great reminder :)

[@toranomakidojo]

IMHO you are a true (martial) artist, Paul.
Thank you for these deep conversations.

[@anthonybrookspoolandbillia5289]

Thank you as always for your divine words Paul! You always speak from the heart and bring such great energy with you. I think people should not only find good teachers but surround themselves by good people in general. This is the key to success and happiness. Bufu Ikkan my brother until we meet again!

[@jovaunbrown1379]

Thank you for the message!!

[@CharlesCorder-jn3zx]

yes paul masse, listen close, japa japa. sip sip

[@shregevon]

Wow, Paul, one of the best explanations I heard about "the roll of the teacher" in m.a (and everywhere!) and also - as you said - who's the right teacher?
Thank you!

[@BujinkanHoshiHamburgDojo]

Wonderful video, brother. I also think there is more than technique what a good teacher makes a good teacher. There is so much more than solely technique to be transmitted. Of course in the end it is always up to the student's utsuwa, what to make of the gift the teacher gives us. I remember one of the second class ever I went to one of Hatsumi Sensei's class. He said that the seeds have been planted. It depends now on us what to make of it. I may be too idealistic here, but I hope for a future of the Bujinkan with honest people, who put their heart into cultivating and preserving this wonderful art Hatsumi Sensei has given us. Free of ego, free of politics, free of personal agenda and free of people intending to establish dojo empires. The last two videos of this channel help me a bit with great input to work on some issues I currently go through. Thanks again, Paul.

[@davewedgwood966]

Hi Paul
Please keep posting these vids, I feel that they are really honest and informative posts, thank you!

[@chrisscarbrough7663]

Great thoughts Paul! Thank you for continuing to share these very important points.

[@dojobuilds]

Another wonderful video. Thank you very much!

[@Enussy]

Thank you Paul a wonderful conversation! deep, teaching, and enlightening.
Eitan

[@Doc_Cussewago]

Amazing as usual brother.

[@marchantal9]

There is something divine being transmitted

[@ms4720]

"The moral is to the physical as three is to one," Napoleon, there are very few good and true ideas in the world. Good ideas keep being rediscovered.

[@basilistsakalos9643]

Spirited eyes...

[@JissenDojo]

Awesome video Paul! - Luis Acosta

[@lennykusa9025]

Soke is the example.

[@renehenriksen1735]

It makes me a little sad to know, that the world in general isn´t so positive. Hatsumi-sensei should be turned back to young with the knowledge, skill and wisdom he has now. Maybe a silly thought, but this man has done so much for his art, that one can feel a little sad thinking what might become of this ninpo-society worldwide that he has created. I hope it survives despite of all the evil in the world.

[@miboojer5965]

If the most important thing is to train with a good instructor, why are so many bad instructors promoted to a rank that translates into English as "Great Instructor"? Why are rapists, wifebeaters, and other bad people promoted to daishihan? How are new people to know a good instructor from a bad instructor? How are kids supposed to know who a good or bad instructor is?

[@GilesHartop]

Everyone is a grandmaster nowadays