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Inhalt:
Part One - Back to the Past - 1
Every Culture Has Its Own Art - 3
A View of the Warriors - 6
The Samurai - 6
The Hwa Rang - 11
A History of Jujitsu - 15
A History of Judo - 21
A History of Karate - 24
A History ofTaeKwonDo - 29
A History ofHapkido - 32
A History ofShinsei Hapkido - 38
Part Two - Putting the Pieces Together - 47
A Ministry of Discipline - 49
The Philosophy ofShinsei - 52
A Code of Honor - 57
A Meeting of Old and New - 61
A Philosophy of Life - 68
Teaching the Whole - 76
Christian Meditation vs Eastern Mysticism - 79
Part Three-What is a Warrior? - 83
Teaching the Warrior - 91
The Warrior's Heart - A Search for Peace - 96
Licking the Outside of the Watermelon - 101
Starting is Half - 102
Know Yourself and Know Others - 103
Self-Evaluation - 107
He Who Rides the Tiger Dares Not Dismount - 110
Adapt or Die - 112
The Natural Mind - 114
Maturity and Courses of Action - 119
Remaining Fluid - Stretching - 122
A Balance of Power - 124
Part Four - All Things Begin With a Stance - 127
Negotiations - 134
Awareness - 136
The Sphere of Influence - 139
Attack and Defend - 142
Timing - 143
Training - 145
Part Five - From Martial to Ministry - 155
Teaching as a Ministry - 157
The Warrior Spirit and Christianity - 161
Calm, But Not Passive - 164
Part Six - A Simple Philosophy - 169
Before Patience, There Must Be Peace - 171
Patience, Then Enter At One Stroke - 172
Distance - Taking the Initiative -Determining to Move - An Interval of Grace - 173
Waiting Within Your Sphere - 176
Opening the Door-Avoiding the Attack - 180
Ways to Invade - 182
Working Toward the Center of His Sphere - 185
Collapsing the Circle and Closing the Gap - 188
Creating a Sense of Space - 189
The Dead Zone - 190
Ways to Control - Checking the Kick - 192
Position of Power - 193
Power Versus Speed - 194
Leaving a Way Out - 196
Moving Without Appearing to Move - 200
Control of Terrain - 201
Fighting the Opposite Way - Allow Your Opponent's Strength Become His Weakness - 202
Just Breathe - 204
Rhythms - 207
Habits, Compulsions, Patterns and Responses - 210
All Movement and Power Begins in the Hips - 212
Circle of Defense and Attack - 213
To Orbit Around the Great Center - 214
The Accepting Mind - 215
Big Circle, Small Circle, No Circle -216
Straight Lines and Circles -217
Hard and Soft - 218
Strategies - 220
Methods of Attack - 221
Evade, Invade and Control Using Angles - 224
Evading Angles - 225
Projecting, Throwing and Tripping - 228
Effective Self-Defense - 229
What if He Has a Weapon? - 231
The Battle Is Joined - 233
A Theory of Asymmetry - 234
Locking the Spine - 236
Taking Him Off Line -238
When the Battle Goes to the Ground - 239
TheBubbaFactor - 240
The Weapons of War - 242
New May Not Be Better - 245
Part Seven - Winning Without Fighting - 251
Leading the Mind - 253
Confusion Stops the Mind -254
The Moving Mind - 256
Observe the Enemy - 257
Never Prolong the Battle - 260
The Eyes Lie - 261
Draw by Angering - 262
Ki and Emotional Content - 263
A Problem of Good and Evil - 265
Moral Force - 267
Gratitude and Respect - 270
Teacher-Student Relationships - 271
Crestfallen - 273
The Space Between Brown and Black - 275
A Unique Relationship - 277
Leadership - 279
Herding Cats - 289
The Purpose of Kata - 291
Teaching Kata - 293
Viewing Life - 301
When the Hard Times Come - 304
Strength Made Perfect In Weakness- 306
To Choose a Few Good Men - 312
When Two Tigers Fight, One is Sure to Be Injured and the Other Killed - 315
When It Is All Over - 318
So Speak the Masters - 319
The Old Way - Mark Barlow - 321
Debt and Duty - Chris Dewey - 326
Vision - Karl Marx - 338
The Mind In Internal Gung-Fu - Erie Montaigue - 342
How Chang Yiu-Chun Taught - Erie Montaigue - 349
A Jujitsu Man Views Shinsei Hapkido - Eddie Greydon - 354
The Character of a Martial Artist-Chris Dewey - 366
Balance - Joel Redmon - 370
Sensei - Craig Hamm - 378
10 Ways to Raise a Street Smart Child - Fariborz Azhakh - 381
Teaching Children With ADD/ADHA - Charlaine Englehardt - 392
Teaching the Cane as a Weapon - Mark Shuey - 401
Instructing the Korean Arts - Rudy Timmerman - 403
Passions to Live By - Wayne Carman - 407
Willpower is Real Power - Richard Hackworth - 412
Teaching Children- Chris Dewey - 418
Who Are the Masters? -421
Appendix - 441
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