Description of a typical Martial Arts Master (generously sliced and diced from Wikipedia): -Elderly (well, you'll get there eventually) -Typically East Asian (not even close, my Irish friend) -Near-invincible (got that one nailed) -Close relationship with his students (absolutely) -Father figure to key pupils (a bit young yet, see note on "elderly" above ...) -When he dies or is captured, students avenge or rescue him (well, just don't die or get captured, and we'll be all right)
But I don't LIKE art!
More seriously: "Only one who devotes himself to a cause with his whole strength and soul can be a true master. For this reason mastery demands all of a person."Albert Einstein
Description of a typical Martial Arts Master (generously sliced and diced from Wikipedia):
ReplyDelete-Elderly (well, you'll get there eventually)
-Typically East Asian (not even close, my Irish friend)
-Near-invincible (got that one nailed)
-Close relationship with his students (absolutely)
-Father figure to key pupils (a bit young yet, see note on "elderly" above ...)
-When he dies or is captured, students avenge or rescue him (well, just don't die or get captured, and we'll be all right)
But I don't LIKE art!
ReplyDeleteMore seriously:
ReplyDelete"Only one who devotes himself to a cause with his whole strength and soul can be a true master. For this reason mastery demands all of a person."
Albert Einstein