mc ha scritto:
[i]"He felt that anything which substituted the ways or beliefs of others in the place of teaching you how to cultivate your own was a step in the wrong direction. For this reason, He was opposed to the doctrines--or rather the dogmas--of organized religion.

When asked by journalist Alex Ben Block in the summer of 1972 what his religious affiliation was, He answered: 'None whatsoever.'

Block then pressed him further, asking him if he then believed in God: 'To be perfectly frank, I really do not.'

The submitter, Brad, comments His[/b] responses to these questions are perfectly understandable given the depth and nature of his philosophy. He believed that we are beings of self-made soul that were part of a vast, eternal process.

Therefore, any person or organization that held creed or, in the martial arts nomenclature, style as the ideal was moving in the wrong direction, away from spiritual growth and knowledge of self...

Ahahahahah... C'era qualcosa che che non mi tornava.............................

...È questo era l'esempio massimo!