The Philosophy of Aikido by Morihei Ueshiba

The Philosophy of Aikido by Morihei Ueshiba
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[@michaeldower3041]

I watch in my mind a stream flowing debris is moved and overwhelmed by the waters energy but the rocks are smooth.
Allowing the flow of energy around the stones and although overwhelmed for a time the rocks did not move and were strong.
A branch anchored to it the bends with the flow will not break as a resisting force of that which is not flexible. I thought this
was the strength of the symbiosis of the martial art? Does this hold true?

[@mimojimi]

0:46
I looked at his cheekbone, and the top of it (a dark part) merged perfectly with the following shot of the hair of that person in the drawing in the background. Just had to point that out.

[@crossroadspsychology]

What an observation!

[@AndrewUKLondon]

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing.

[@crossroadspsychology]

Nu pleasure!

[@steffandavies7028]

Excellent video. 🥋🙏☯️

[@crossroadspsychology]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@rubenlopezcuriel4550]

there are other akido branches, other lineages, not only Ueshiba ryu, and the philosophy expose in not from Ueshiba´s thinkin exclusively.

[@crossroadspsychology]

Thank you for your comment. It's not meant to be exclusive.