Not as weird as it sounds. This pianist has developed an idea of continuous music and which necessitates long periods of piano playing sometimes culminating in 19 notes a second being played. Lubomyr Melnyk says that this requires a martial arts mindset: in order to achieve this speed one needs to turn one's body "into water".
"The technique is based on a martial arts, kung fu use of the body and the energy"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-16794606
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lubomyr_Melnyk
Be water, my friend…..
Monday, 30 January 2012
Thursday, 5 January 2012
The Grand Master says, "she works hard, she can do it": Memoir of a female Kuk Sool Won master
BBC News - Iron Butterfly: Memoir of a female Kuk Sool Won master
Nice little film from the BBC about a young female martial artist who follows her dream.
http://bbc.in/yuFmrc
"As a young girl growing up in 1950s South Korea, Choon Ok Harmon faced a dismal future as the youngest of seven brothers and sisters living off money their mother earned free-diving for shellfish in the ocean."
Also an interview by the publisher of the book and (ghost) writer:
Nice little film from the BBC about a young female martial artist who follows her dream.
http://bbc.in/yuFmrc
"As a young girl growing up in 1950s South Korea, Choon Ok Harmon faced a dismal future as the youngest of seven brothers and sisters living off money their mother earned free-diving for shellfish in the ocean."
Also an interview by the publisher of the book and (ghost) writer:
Tuesday, 3 January 2012
Meditating our way into 2012
What with the last few months being somewhat turbulent I need to stay focused on task when I'm busy, but when I have down time it's important for me to dis-connect from those issues. Meditation is a good way but for me it is hard to stop that buzzing in my brain (and I don't mean this lovely Belgian coffee)!
Possibly here….
http://www.diamondway-buddhism.org/default.asp?col=05&t=centerlist.htm&CenterID=287
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