Sharon Friedman – Vigilance and Tranquility

thanks to Linus for giving me the topic for this post. In a crowd and alone we usually pay a lot of attention to the way we percieve ourselves and others see us. It’s a simple ego thing on most accounts and it works as a low gear on our actions and choosing mechanism. For example if you are at a party and doing some unusual moves or simply goofing off, than most people will first compare your actions and looks to that of others and make a decision whether you are cool of not. It sounds silly but that is the same as in noticing the guy with the weapon and so on. We note the current wave of the people around us and act to be either with the wave or against it. In many ways this hinders us from just being a relaxed self because you are constantly checking to see if you are still cool or not and in that you give support to the outside and take from yourself. just be yourself on the wood floor of the training hall and in everything you do. “Seek and you shal find ask and you shal recieve” Go deeper with your strikes and words.