Absolutely adored this embodied wisdom. It resonated throughout. It didn’t cast aspersions, but was deeply empathetic and understanding even of the colonial traditions.
Which is astounding. Love the ending section on what you do need. Bruce Lee would call this what is. It is what a practitioner needs.
And Bruce says what is is more important than what should be. Thank you for giving me a framework to focus my effort
thank you for reading and connecting with my work. and I forgot if I mention in the article/video, but I practiced Jeet Kune Do for a number of years and would love to do a deep dive into the Tao of Jeet Kune Do
Absolutely adored this embodied wisdom. It resonated throughout. It didn’t cast aspersions, but was deeply empathetic and understanding even of the colonial traditions.
Which is astounding. Love the ending section on what you do need. Bruce Lee would call this what is. It is what a practitioner needs.
And Bruce says what is is more important than what should be. Thank you for giving me a framework to focus my effort
thank you for reading and connecting with my work. and I forgot if I mention in the article/video, but I practiced Jeet Kune Do for a number of years and would love to do a deep dive into the Tao of Jeet Kune Do