Articles about art monks (0-50 of 270)

  • History Of Goa
    By: mukesh | - HISTORY OF GOA
    Goa's history stretches back to 80006000 BC. Early Paleolithic and Mesolithic rock art engravings have been found on the bank of river Kushavati at Usgalimal.Petroglyphs, cones, stone-axe, and choppers dating back 10,000 years back have been found in many places in Goa like Kazur, Mauxim, and the Mandovi-Zuari basin.Palaeolithic cave existence is seen at Dabolim, Adkon, Shigao, Fatorpa, Arli, Maulinguinim, Diwar, Sanguem, Pilerne, and Aquem-Margaon etc. Difficulty i ...

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  • Indian Paintings Epitome Of Heritage And Culture!
    By: Satyajit Banerjee | - The Indian painting can be broadly classified as wall paintings and miniature. The different types of paintings fall under this two broad category but again they can be classified depending on their evolution, emergence and style. Almost all of the ancient paintings are engraved on the wall of caves and temples. Miniature paintings are paintings made on small canvasses of clothes and papers. This type of art mainly evolved in the medieval age especially narrating the royal life and this form of ...
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  • Bubishi Martial Arts Book Is Number One Bible Of Karate
    By: Al Case | - The Bubishi, the one having to do with White Crane and Monk's fist Boxing, was compiled sometime over the last few hundred years in Fuzhou Province. Fuzhou is where Shaolin Kung Fu was practiced, and which kung fu became the inspiration for Naha-te, which became Karate. There is no doubt that it is one of the most influential martial arts books in history, and probably the bible of All Karate.

    The Bubishi is actually a lengthy work of art, jam packed with poems, anatomical drawings, ...

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  • Sheer Devotion - Baan Bat
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - Visitors cannot miss seeing the Bat or the alms bowl carried by yellow robed Buddhist monks on Bangkoks streets. Usually it is their only accessory. If you are curious to know how the Bat of the Buddhist monks are made then a visit to Baan Bat may put your curiosity to rest.

    Baan Bat is the only community left that is engaged in turning out the alms bowls by hand. Apparently settled in Bangkok two hundred years ago during the reign of Rama I, they were part of craft villages es ...

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  • Feel Two Different World In Delhi
    By: Anjelina Clarke | - India a land of Monks and Monkeys, and the capital of this land, Delhi. Delhi is not just a capital city of India but its a history, the history of India. Delhi felt many times the pain of built and rebuilt. The city has been destroyed and built more than seven times. It is a historical hub of India. Still Delhi has a lot of historical places, museums, and art galleries that tells the story of this city. These all historical attractions and architecture makes this city one of the most f ...
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  • Dalai Lama Instigated The Monks Neither Religious Nor Human Self-immolation
    By: george | - Recently in Japan, the Dalai Lama said, the recent self-immolation of Tibetan Buddhist monks, the reason behind the Chinese authorities in Tibet's cultural genocide policy. Tibetan Studies, ugg bailey bootsSichuan Tibetan studies expert upright, said the support of the Dalai Lama in Tibet itself the destruction occurred canons, inhuman self-immolation incident said to be the struggle of cultural extinction, is simply high-sounding and wrong.Just being Xinhua News Agency reporters Zhuan Fang and ...
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  • The Real Shaolin History The Shaolin Masters Can't Tell You!
    By: Al Case | - The real Shaolin History is one of those animals that's been pretty fouled up. One reason for this is that the communist state controls all history, and rewrites it to suit themselves. Another reason is that the current history comes from the oral tradition, and therefore is quite open to mythicizing.

    The real history starts with Bodhidharma traveling to China to see the emperor. This tends to enhance Bodhidharma at the expense of the emperor, and it should not be that way. The empe ...

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  • Encyclopaedia Of Jaina Studies Books In India
    By: A. Mittal | - Encyclopaedia of Jaina studies / chief editor, Sagarmal Jain ; editors, Maruti Nandan Pd. Tiwari, Kamal Giri, Harihar Singh. -- 1st ed. -- Varanasi : Parshwanath Vidyapeeth, 2010-
    v. : ill. (some col.), map ; 29 cm. --(Parshwanath Vidyapeeth series ; no. 155)
    Includes bibliographical references and index.
    Contents: v. 1. Jaina art & architecture. xx, 494 p. ISBN 8186715894
    Vol. 1 rec'd now; to be complete in 7 v.
    USD: 100.00 (v. 1)
    Jaini ...

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  • Make Painting And Drawing Easier With An Art Easel.
    By: Mark Glendale | - An art easel is described as an upright support for the production of artistic pieces. It enables the user to rest a canvas or drawing surface upon it in order to complete a set piece of work whilst observing his or her subject. It also allows an artist to adjust the angle at which they work, whilst still providing the support needed. Most easels are fully adjustable. They are also designed to fit within small working spaces or studios and are generally collapsible for easy storage.

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  • Peter Max - The World Famous Artist
    By: Amit Kothiyal | - Peter Max started his childhood fleeing Nazi Germany in 1938. They escaped the Holocaust to Changhai, China where they lived for the next ten years. Their home overlooked a Buddhist temple, where Peter would observe monks painting calligraphic images with bamboo brushes on rice paper. His nanny taught peter how to hold and paint brush and his parents made sure there were plenty of supplies sitting around the home. This encourage Max to go on and become one of the most Iconic pop artist in h ...
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  • Popular Ways To Get Tattooed
    By: tatoosshop | - One of the oldest traditions practiced by men since time immemorial is the art of beautifying ones body by means of artificial markings that are called tattoos. In fact, the two main types of tattoos from age- old traditions continue to exist today. Temporary Tattoos used by the Incas and American Indians are our modern-day henna tattoos. The permanent ink tattoos, on the other hand, have been used by many Asian cultures for thousands of years.

    However, despite the similarity, we ca ...

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  • What Is Ninjitsu And Where Did It Come From?
    By: Craig Lightner | - People in black run across a courtyard, flowing over the walls with arachnid grace, racing across the roofs, as fast as cheetas. A samurai carelessly slumbers on as these phantoms silence his security personnel for good. Bedroom doors open and allow the ninjas to enter in comics and movies. The silent killer was dressed in dark robes. He was phenomenally skilled in the art of concealment and murder.

    Wraiths can be very interesting, yet one has to wonder why the Ninja has become a fo ...

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  • Proper Italian Espresso And Cappuccino
    By: Mare Nikolic | - Coffee is so popular it is believed that it comes next to water as a popular drink. Drinking espresso has become a way of life for most people, particularly those who have heavy schedules and who take time out to relax with a cup of freshly brewed espresso or coffee.
    While the word espresso may have come from an Italian word meaning express or fast, it really is a misnomer since espresso or brewed coffee have to undergo a process before one can enjoy its freshly brewed taste. Most people c ...

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  • Seminar Facility In Tuscany
    By: IlChiostro | - The Tuscan Renaissance Center in the Chianti hills outside of Siena in Italy is available as a facility for workshops, retreats and seminars. It is a restored 12th century monastery now with all modern conveniences. The TRC is easily adaptable for all kinds of programs.

    The facility has studios equipped for arts workshops (painting, photography, writing, music or sculpture), large gathering spaces for seminars and small classroom spaces for breakout sessions. There is a modern in ...

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  • Arts, Culture And Lifestyle Workshops In The Heart Of Italy
    By: IlChiostro | - At the Tuscan Renaissance Center you will bring your program to life in an enchanted environment. The Chianti hills. A twelfth-century monastery. Sumptuous food. The harmony of the vineyards. There is a reason why Tuscany is an enduring destination.
    The Concept: We have created a place to take you away from your daily life and allow you to focus on an activity you love in the company of like-minded people. Infuse that with traditional Tuscan values that reach back to the essentials of liv ...

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  • The Tuscan Renaissance Center For Learning Vacations
    By: IlChiostro | - The collaboration between Il Chiostro, Inc., Arts Workshops in Italy and San Fedele, a magnificently restored monastery in the Chianti hills outside of Siena produced some unexpected results.

    Over the years, we came to realize that the real reason people came to our painting or photography workshops was to renew their spirit, to rediscover who they wanted to be, notes Michael Mele, co-director of Il Chiostro since 1995. Sure, touring Tuscany and taking a class was part o ...

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  • Kerala - Gods Own Country
    By: PUSHPENDRA | - Kerala, the Gods own country is the popular tourist destination in India. Named as one of the "ten paradises of the world" and "50 places of a lifetime" by the National Geographic Traveler magazine, Kerala is known for its Exotic Beaches, Breathtaking Backwaters, Tropical evergreen rainforests, Waterfalls, culture, Art and Ayurveda.

    The best thing about Kerala as a destination is that it offers you everything that makes your holiday memorable. From Tea Gardens of Munnar to Periyar ...

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  • Do Yoda Proud: Meditation 101
    By: KevinM | - Meditation refers to a state where your body and mind are consciously relaxed and focused. Practitioners of this art report increased awareness, focus, and concentration, as well as a more positive outlook in life.

    Meditation is most commonly associated with monks, mystics and other spiritual disciplines. However, you don't have to be a monk or mystic to enjoy its benefits. And you don't even have to be in a special place to practice it. You could even try it in your own living ...

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  • An Occassion For Candles, Candles For All Occasions
    By: Karen Davis | - The John Hughes film Sixteen Candles was THE film of my early teens. I couldn't help but cheer on Molly Ringwald's character, Samantha, as she went through a non-birthday birthday until, finally, she was able to blow out her sixteen candles in the most unexpectedly welcome of ways. To me, that candle blowing scene was more than just a cute wrap up to a cute movie. It symbolized hope, a future, a celebration - even if it was just Samantha and her ultimate crush, Jake Ryan.

    For hundre ...

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  • Rare Asian Art Pieces Found In Online Art Galleries
    By: Scott Frank | - Dating back centuries, Asian art is one of the oldest forms of expressionism. When you think of art, the first thing that most likely comes to your mind is paintings. What you may not know, however, is that there are many assorted types of Asian art like wooden Burmese statues, Burmese Lacquerware, copper statues, and lacquerware, to name a few. Burma, which is now known as Myanmar, has a long standing reputation for producing unique, quality art work. The Burmese people, heavily influenced ...
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  • Art & Politics How To Destroy The Chicoms By Charlie Finch
    By: aarenbrowns | - It must be remembered that the detention of Ai Weiwei is but part of a multipronged strategy by the Chinese Communist Party to stifle and kill dissent of all kinds in China. At the moment, for example, Chinese troops are forcibly removing all monks between the ages of 18 and 40 from the Kirti monastery in eastern Tibet, all 7 of the courageous Chinese human rights attorneys in Beijing have been missing for over a month, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiao Bo is serving a long prison sentence and ...
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  • Why Japanese Art Is So Different And Unique!
    By: Amit59595 | - To understand the difference connecting Japanese and Chinese art, we be obliged to activate by looking next to Buddhism, which originated in India around 500 BC what time the Prince Siddhartha Gautama gave up his domestic and secluded life to seek a upper, more spiritual kind of life. After seeking wisdom from others and failing to get it, Siddhartha had his own revelation of a upper life as he meditated under a tree.

    Buddhism emerged from India in the foremost century AD and came t ...

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  • Shaving A Matter Of Cultural, Religious And Custom
    By: Art Gib | - Men shave, women shave. Women usually do not shave their legs every day, but western men usually have to shave their faces on a daily basis. Men's grooming habits are based largely on culture and customs. If you were to visit a Middle Eastern country, you would find that most men wear beards and mustache. Classical scholars have viewed this as a matter of religious duty. Religion plays a role in the grooming standards of people all over the world.

    Tonsure is the practice of s ...

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  • The Fashion Art Of Information
    By: miaom48 | - Round a ambit on a ambagious alley in Saint Romain au Mont d'Or, a medieval apple 9 km arctic of Lyons, and you appear aloft a fortress-like admixture beeline out of a James Bond movie. Built in the 16th aeon as a way base for horse-drawn carriages, the three-hectare area appearance a helicopter landing pad, a sensor-based thermography aegis system, 130 computers and seven claret screens for videoconferencing.

    The area is De la Source, and its adept is French agent Thierry Ehrmann. ...

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  • How To Concentrate Yourself When Meditating
    By: Nelson Berry | - Meditationits more than just an art. In fact, its a way of lifestyle. If you want proof, you can check out photos of or talk to monks. Majority of them spend their time praying and meditating every day.

    This exercise brings along a lot of benefits not only to the practitioners but also to basically everyone. A manager can meditate to clear his mind from the daily pressures of work. A mom can meditate to calm herself down when shes faced with rowdy children. A student ca ...

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  • Traditional Martial Arts Overview
    By: Troy Macraft | - Martial art already exists into this world for almost 4000 years. Martial art has been developed based on the fighting skills of the ancient humanity. It is a fusion of all the fighting skills and techniques. There are several variations of martial arts. Traditional martial arts are known to be the most ancient and effective martial arts in the history. However, nowadays, its pure principles have been covered by the modern martial arts which are developed from the concepts of modern martial art ...
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  • How To Get Started With Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Training
    By: Ron Stallings | -
    Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is an age old martial art developed my Asian monks. It is a self defense technique that focuses on ground fighting and grappling. It uses chokes and joint locks to make a stronger opponent submit. Apart from developing a self defense mechanism, it also helps the practitioner to stay fit and gain a balance between body and mind.

    To start with, gather information about Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. This will help you get a good idea about the sport and the kind of ef ...

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  • The Best Martial Art For Aged Individuals
    By: Troy Macraft | - Nowadays, most aged person has become physically inactive. This is the reason why most of them suffer the pain of getting osteoporosis. There are several martial arts which offer the benefits of physical fitness and self-defense. One of these martial arts is the Tai Chi. Tai Chi is the smoothest martial art among them all. This art is consisting of soft and slow movements. Moreover, this art is a form of exercise that can help you improve your spiritual well being. This is the most preferable ma ...
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  • The Art Of Wushu
    By: Troy Macraft | - Many people searches for the most effective method of self defense. Some of them decided to use stun gun while others choose to use martial art. Martial art is being practice around the globe. It is very important to understand the concept of martial art. Understanding the concepts will guide you on how to apply martial arts in the real world.

    The government of China created the art of Wushu to unify their country. Even though, the real creator of Wushu is mysterious, the governmen ...

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  • Why Is Muay Thai Kickboxing So Popular?
    By: Chris Chew | - If you are a fan of mixed martial arts or MMA, you would have noticed that muay thai kickboxing fighters are very prolific in their kicks and punches to the state of devastating their opponents often in just a single round. The martial arts world has taken notice of this martial art form from South East Asia especially in Thailand where it is a national sport and thousands of people are taking up the sport every day all over the world.

    This martial art form started out as a self d ...

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  • The Desert Fathers And The Sinai Desert
    By: Steve Phillips | - In the early centuries of the Christian era, thousands of men and women went to live in the deserts of Egypt, Palestine, Syria and other parts of the Middle East, both as hermits and in communities. The monks in Sinai today represent a Christian way of life that has survived for centuries in the wilderness. The desert traditions followed by the Desert Fathers may be briefly summarised in the following way:

    1. Simplicity of life

    2. Waiting for God

    3. A strug ...

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  • Ancient Healing Art For Holistic Wellness - Asian Massage Therapy
    By: Freelance Writers | - Massage has been practiced for thousands of years dating back to the traditional Greece. Of course, the word "massage" is Greek in origin which means "to bit". Nowadays, it is one in all the most in style spa services and therapy that include stroking of the skin or kneading and manipulation of the muscles or applying pressure on some areas of the body. Asian massage therapy are techniques that originated and developed in India and also the So much East. Through the course of centuries, this the ...
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  • I Stomped On Eight Deadly Ninjas In A Bar Fight Using Spetsnaz Ninjitsu Techniques!
    By: Al Case | - Eight ninjas using Super Secret Spetznatz ninjitsu techniques? I know what's going through your mind. You're thinking that this is possibly the worst bushwah ever put upon a gullible, wanna be ninpo student.

    Now the catalogue of this kind of junk is immense. Over the past few decades I have seen--take a breath--super secret ninja death commando spetznat cyberneurotic Green Beret government doesn't want you to know eight barroom killer techniques. And the list is a lot longer, but yo ...

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  • Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Techniques
    By: Lloyd Irvin | - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a combat sport developed ages ago by Asian monks. It is a way to defend oneself through various techniques of ground fighting and grappling. The techniques used in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu have evolved with a focus on fighting a stronger competitor and nullifying this advantage. While fighting, a stronger or larger opponent has advantage of better reach which he can translate into harder strikes. However, ground fighting does not provide this advantage.

    Brazilian ...

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  • Prayer Beads - - Secret Strategy To Understand It
    By: GS Virk | - Have you ever noticed that pious persons of all major religions - Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism, carry out various kind and colors of chains of Prayer beads in his hand or wearing it form of necklace. What is this string of Prayer beads? This Mala beads for prayer is a sacred tool to be used for deep meditation / prayer in consciousness or counting prayer sessions.

    Some chains of beads on a necklace are called Mala beads for prayer . Mala beads for prayer ...

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  • Martial Arts Is Not Just Your Ordinary Sport
    By: writeragain | - There are lots of people who are thinking that martial art is a kind of hobby or sport. But if you are going to look deeper on it you will see its big difference compare to other sports. This martial art is not just a simple work out as you can see lots of benefits about it.

    Martial art is not just an activity that can be introduced to children as this is also applicable in adults. With this activity people can have a sense of confidence as they can be able to use this as a self de ...

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  • The Destruction Of Kung Fu By Prc
    By: Al Case | - How would you like to learn Jujitsu from Prince Charles? Or maybe a good solid class in Ninjitsu from Slick Willy Clinton? No...well, how about, I've got it...Five Family Shaolin Kung Fu as taught by Nancy Pelosi!

    You may think I am having a little fun with you, but there is a dark underbelly to all this. When the government decides to take over a business, you see, it tends to destroy, corrupt and confound that business. And I am talking any government, and any business.


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  • Suppressed Themes In The Woodblock Art Of Shunga
    By: Artscene | - Shunga, literally "Images of Spring", is the generic term used to describe erotic prints, books, scrolls and paintings of Japan.


    Prudery

    Only recently (1990s) the study of shunga images depicting male-male and female-female acts of love have been commenced. This belated research of this "hidden domain" was caused by the official censorship in Japan and also because of the unease and prudery concerning the specific subject-matter in the past.


    M ...

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  • The Emergence Of Canvas Art Genre Painting
    By: Luke Wildman | - The Milk Maid canvas art painting was the artwork of Dutch baroque master Jan Vermeer that became so popular in the eighteenth century. People said that the painting was a representation of virtue. With the canvas art size of 45.5 by 41 centimetres, this shows Vermeers skill in rendering the effects of light and shadow on the subject given. This great artwork was the beginning of canvas art genre painting in human history.
    Genre painting in fact is simply defined as painting with ...

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  • The History Of Art Paintings
    By: Ali khan | - The color has fascinated culture through history, every age and every region has produced dyes and pigment depending on available resources. Color has been with us for over 20,000 years. Evidence survives in cave paintings. The color was widely used by ancient Egyptians and was considered to have magical healing properties and around this time, 1500 BC, while painting was an art quite widely established in Crete and Greece with the Egyptians who spent their abilities to the Romans.

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  • The Art Commune In An Italian Monastery For Art Monks | Jon Brooks
    By: Laura Jones | - Now that the entire globe is experiencing a full-bore crisis of capitalism, some folks are no doubt exploring alternative ways of living. Take Betsy and Christopher Fuelling-McCall, for instance. While never official entrants in the rat race, they did lead slightly less unusual lives before convincing a small Italian town to hand over its abandoned monastery to a community of artists.
    Thus, the Art Monastery.

    "We had this notion that there are 'art monks' living in society, ...

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  • A Brief History Of The Capital Of Germany
    By: Evelyn Whitaker | - Munich is located on the river Isar, North of the Bavarian Alps. This is the third largest city in Germany, right after Berlin and Hamburg. Munich has a population of about 1.35 million people. Its native name, Munchen is derived from the old German word for Monche, or Monks in English. This is why there is a monk on the coat of arms for the city.

    Origin

    1158 is the year that is assumed to be the foundation date, or the earliest date that the city is mentio ...

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  • Sand Art Bottle History
    By: ma141 | - From the magical city of Petra Jordan and its multi-colored sand mountains, the original inspiration was born: Bottles with multi-colored sand from the Petra mountains for the city visitor to take home, sometimes with geometrical decorations and mostly layers of different colors. No one recalls precisely who started the whole thing or when, the only thing we know for sure is that it was born in Petra, inspired by its multicolored sand rocks in the 1920's or earlier.

    In the lat ...

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  • Revealed! The Hidden Art Of Shaolin Kung Fu
    By: Yoshi Kundagawa | - Discover The Hidden Mysteries of Shaolin Kung Fu
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    The first time I saw Shaolin Kung fu fighting was while watching a martial arts movie. I was facinated by the style of martial arts so much, that I watched the second movie and fell totally in love. There was something so compelling about watching the punches, kicks and jumps. Even though it was Hong Kong Hollywood, it looked so much more real than most martial arts you see. Ive watched a lot of Bruce Lee in my day. In fac ...

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  • The Art And Science Of Physical Invincibility
    By: Peter Ragnar | - I once saw an old farmer lift the rear end of a pickup truck and push it off the ice where it was spinning its wheels. He had never touched a weight in his life. But that's nothing compared to the little old ladies who have performed the same feat in an emergency!

    Here's another one for you to chew on.
    A nine-year-old boy playing on a construction site had an 1800-pound cast iron pipe roll onto him. As he struggled in the sand, a passerby who was a 56-year-old heart patient ...

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  • Calligraphy The Beautiful Art
    By: Lucy Bartlett | - The art of making beautiful and elegant handwriting is called Calligraphy which requires skilled penmanship.

    The literal meaning of the word calligraphy is beautiful writing. Books were written in calligraphy up until the invention of printing machines. Using quill and ink the handwriting was written onto materials like parchment or vellum. There are three main styles of calligraphy which are prevailing now. Arabic, Chinese known as oriental style and Western or Roman are most po ...

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  • The Art Of Silence: Meditation Techniques
    By: Chris Impeterelli | - In today's fast-paced world, many people are seeking a way to get away from it all and relax. Meditation, which is essentially a method to obtain a level of deep thought and relaxation, is one way to find inner peace and tranquility. Many people think of monks or other spiritual types sitting in crossed-leg position and reaching states of bliss when they think of mediation, but there are many ways to meditate. While there are many ways to reach a meditative state, there really are no right or wr ...
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