Hi Martijn,

Actually, I had planned to go off into themountains,
but then I remembered I had to teach Wing Chun at 7pm.
And the school I teach english at changed my schedule,
so I was teaching english this afternono. Bleh!

Peace and Longevity,
Ai Wei



--- Martijn van Wagtendonk < wagtendonk@...>
wrote:

> Good points Aiwei,
>  It is nice to read such article. Indeed you have to
> make mistakes to
> understand what the correct path is. I am sure that
> you cannot learn without
> making mistakes. Although you can learn from
> previous made mistakes by other
> people. Like your coaches in life. These coaches are
> your parents, your
> sifu's, friends, history and of course yourself.
>  I admire you, you probably wonder off into the
> mountains to train today.
> Wish you luck.
>  Greetings,
>  Martijn.
>
>  2005/10/19, Aiwei Lin < daoist_linaiwei@...>:
> >
> >
> >
> > There are no mistakes in this world. No matter
> what
> > we do that gives an outcome of undesired results,
> it
> > is stil not a mistake.
> > Much has been said that when you learn from your
> > mistakes, you succeed.
> > What if we never made mistakes? My meaning is,
> what
> > if we perceive everything we do as something that
> > progresses ..something that pushes us forward?
> > A mistake is seen as something that causes
> > "disharmony" something that creates an outcome of
> > dissatisfaction.
> > In Wing Chun, a misaligned position is a mistake
> of
> > movement. This, inturn, causes one to be hit by
> > another, and or use excessive force when not
> needed.
> > Yet, a wrong position leads one to realize
> something
> > more about themselves. SOmething they did not
> realize
> > before. Perhaps it is how to perform "correctly",
> > perhaps it is how to use less force and have a
> bigger
> > outcome.
> > Either way, what ever was performed, which is not
> > according to what is, is still according to what
> has
> > happened. Therefore, an outcome of enlightenment
> in
> > any manner will manifest.
> > How?
> > If one perceives all action as an action, or
> > manifestation created by themselves, mthe idea of
> > being wrong will disappear. THen inturn so will
> the
> > idea of being right.
> > WHy is this important? Nature, and WIng CHun, tell
> us
> > that excessive produces more extreme. How to be
> > without excess is how to be with just enough.
> Neither
> > is correct, neither is incorrect. It just is.
> > The outcome of this is the ability to change, and
> > manifest no change. At this level of existence, an
> > outward expression of peace will manifest. THere
> no
> > longer remains an inside and an outside.
> >
> > Peace,
> > Lin Ai Wei
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > LAU WAI WING CHUN TONG
> > Shandong - China
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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>





LAU WAI WING CHUN TONG
Shandong  - China










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