Danioover9000

That's how it is at the moment.

@Arcangelo I do agree that my examples are from one source, that does not mean you should limit yourself to my examples. If I find other different examples, I'll post here. Feel free to share your perspective on the education system teaching self-defense and martial arts, and share examples different from mine. I have provided examples different from my China ones here: and

Found another video that's excellent. An interview on Dan Inosanto, who was one of the few teachers that studied under Bruce Lee. Another good role modal for future study if schools worldwide start self-defense programs in the education system:

@Lyubov

@levani Your welcome! Bruce Lee was known to do mostly isometric types of exercises that helped generate those fast movements and strength. Also, include cardio days as well, because some old school body builders do runs either after workout on on different days per week. The increase in blood circulation will help muscles recover slightly quicker.

Merry Christmas!

@Tim R I think it's mainly because the price, and if you're so confident you can beat the record, you won't generate further motivation for beating the record, meaning that beating a record now becomes an extrinsic motivation and that telling yourself it's so easy to beat the record now makes it harder to commit to actually beating the record. I could definitely beat this record, because my typical mediation is in that range of hour to hour and a half and so. Also, I do it for fun, for more than just beating the record like seeing how my mind makes sense of it all , and the loneliness turns me on in a positive way.

@Tim R This looks very promising for practices like contemplation, self-inquiry, mindfulness, focus and meditation. I think if an experienced meditator, specifically one that does eyes closed meditation or mindfulness, might last much longer.

@Lyubov And that's great! As long as people have tried it, they can say whatever they want about these practices, because they speak from having the experiences. It's when people haven't tried, then say negative or positive opinions about these practices that it becomes a problem, A.K.A @Leo Gura .

@NoSelfSelf Your welcome! She was the one to remind me about some users here having some lingering interest.

How could any users here think this manipulative sales fuck is an example of stage green business? He makes Donald Trump look like a sane person. I thought everyone here was a serious follower of Leo. Time to stop falling for such cheap PR.

This person, Mr. BEAST, is the shadiest sounding sales person I've ever heard. I've looked through his content, and it's down right manipulative to the core. At best he's a solid stage orange psyche, but that's me being generous. I'm not surprised if he's doing shady shit on the side and chilling out with con-artists that leech off and abuse their fan base.

@Lyubov I agree that schools should teach consciousness, but just telling some of those children/adolescents not to bully is not enough to stop bullying. There are a number of factors that contribute to bullying, and I'll list them out and how my claim that self-defense and martial arts being taught in the education system might help reduce bullying: Lack of discipline training, lack of proper boundary maintenance, and humility.

@Carl-Richard It's also fine to be under the bystander effect, and avoid getting into conflicts or stepping in between an assailant and your family member, lover, friend, or fellow co-worker. Just walk off and chill.

@Carl-Richard My point still stands that self-defense and martial arts should be taught in the education system.

@Byun Sean If you have a healthy body, sexuality, sex psychology, realistic expectation, and healthy ways of fapping and recovery, go ahead if you're responsible for your masturbation. There's a fine balancing act, where this can be done too much. A person died from fapping too much, just keep that in mind when the urge to sex binge happens. And yes, sometimes some people can over do Nofap and semen retention to the point that sexuality can be repressed too much if done incorrectly. It's relative to each person, which is why people must do the practices to verify if it's good for them.

@Byun Sean Of course it's hard for him, because that's his own addiction, sexuality, sex karma, biology and endocrine system, along with psychological beliefs.

@Lyubov It's advice, like all advice, is relative to who's listening to the advice, and who's giving it. For example, semen retention and Nofap may not work if your body is biologically female, and if your male body has lower levels of testosterone normally, or if you've suffered a severe accident or it's natural for your sex gonads to be a particular way that further sexual abstinence does not work. Similarly, the practices might work if you have compulsive addictive behaviors like over watching porn, over stimulate your penis that erectile function is reduced, or you have very high sex rate.

@Username Of course, this practice effects men more than women.

@Hotaka Thanks for the translation. This is an interesting quote, as it tells me that the teachings and past spiritual teachers, while they are dead, their essence is still with those that are seeking too, although most cases the majority have ideas and images of spiritual teachers. Update: We've went shopping today, and I went to a donut stand. As I was looking through which donuts to choose, she voiced to me that she wanted the one with the green icing and soccer decorations and chocolate filling. We'll be having that as dessert for tonight, and I'll see what she thinks about it. I've also eaten some fried noodles, 20 pieces of chopped onions, a spring roll and 5 dried tofu. She thinks the takeaway onions are a bit under done. Also, noticed that she can visualize a bigger object and had success with a green carpet's textures, it was quite fluffy in her room.

@Sempiternity It does create more interesting possibilities for growth, because as you read through some threads about this topic, parts of your psyche will be revealed to you, not entirely, but enough to identify where to grow from, the triggering parts of you. This thread does remind me of another thread about threads being locked.

@Preety_India He's giving a rough estimate of trolls being banned per week. If we had concrete, scientific ways of detecting trolls, and very specific ways of dealing with trolls, we wouldn't be having this issue in the first place. The growth curb for Actualized.org evolution towards stage green is still gonna be slow and steady. Out of curiosity, what inspired you to start this thread?

This is one example of the kind of teacher in mind for teaching various self defense styles in the education system, for all teachers to see:

@Blackhawk I still think that self-dense should be integrated into the education system. Firstly, while there are many cultural differences between the USA and other foreign country level cultures, that doesn't mean that the USA does not have cultural differences within it's own nation. The USA is comprised of 51 different states, that's at least 51 mainstream society level cultures. Take anyone state, and can keep dividing the culture to smaller cultures. We also have bigger divisions like northern states and southern states, and we can keep going bigger that we include Canada as part of North American culture. We can zoom in more smaller and include how each familial structure's styles of upbringing can alter how children /teens view self-defense, and each one may have different ways in interpreting self-defense, and some interpretations of self-defense are more detrimental than others. How can we know which self-defense methods and methodologies are correct? One way to verify the effectiveness's of different self-defense systems and martial arts systems is by including them within academia and having intellectual frameworks and multiple tests to see, and teach, other ways of defending yourself. Secondly, I'm nuts, nuts from some of my inability to defend myself, physically, socially, psychologically and emotionally from different types of conflicts, from bullying, to theft, to emotional abuse and attempted murder on my life, which I'm very lucky to survive from. My own life experiences, and seeing how other people mishandle self-defense situations, and how other people act cowardly, makes me believe that if the population is not educated well in matters of self-defense, then we'll keep on hurting each other unintentionally, physically and psychologically, which is why I believe that self-defense should be taught and integrated into the education system. Thirdly, it is necessary to some degree that self-defense should be integrated into the education system. The reason being that the repetition of learning the theories of self-defense, both physical, psychological and social self-defense trains people's subconscious minds in preparation for physical, psychological, emotional and social conflicts in advance, therefore allowing most people to enter into flow and resolving such situations in approximately the direct proportion to the conflict. For example, in a social type of self-defense, the person educated in his/her past about social self-defense will respond with social self-defense, instead of escalating the situation into a physical conflict and causing unnecessary harm. Another example, if a situation does escalate and turn violent, the person educated in self-defense will not freeze up, or flee, or fight over aggressively, instead responds appropriately. If people are not well educated in a particular field, how well would that person perform if such situations were not covered and prepared in that person's subconscious mind? Fourthly, where does corruption and escalation of violence in general come from? To me, they come from ignorance, ignorance of martial arts and self-defense, ignorance of distorted knowledge not properly taught in the mainstream about self-defense and martial arts. When a society is able to build infrastructure that facilitates martial arts and self-defense being taught in the education system, we can decrease the ignorance and distorted view we obtain from mainstream society by the following ways; teachers learn self-defense and martial arts, which allows them to later develop intellectual frameworks that can be taught as second hand knowledge to students. Then various reviews and evaluations can develop to determine, with progressing accuracy, different types and levels of self-defense and martial arts. Later, this all would influence each citizen's capability in assisting a person in need in various self-defense scenarios, which overall has a net-positive in reducing the ignorance of each community, on the social, collective level. specifically in education. I'm not interested in your individual ignorance of martial arts and self-defense, I'm more interested in impacting the world by proposing that each society can have positive contributions to their citizens by installing self-defense and martial arts as teaching programs to, once again, help the masses subconscious minds prepare for self-defense scenarios, to me has more potential. Fifthly, the hammer example only makes sense when the person has little to no foundational framework to apply the learned self-defense and martial arts technique to. When we don't have infrastructures built to teach self-defense in schools, we have more potential for con-artists that make outlandish claims, wave around fake certificates, and install cult-like behavior on their students, which then makes the students brain washed into inaccurate applications of martial arts techniques and distorted versions of self-defense that each person now keeps preaching the physical forms of it, and falsely believe that their own versions of martial arts and self-defense is the best, which makes future students and teachers ripe for beat downs like, for example MMA fighters beating up Tai chi masters. Why do we have MMA fighters beating up tai chi students and masters? Because said tai chi students and masters are not educated in their ,education system, proper martial arts/self-defense theories and applications, and different types and degrees of self defense. If these tai chi students and masters were properly taught the correct theories, then there wouldn't be events like these beat downs. Likewise, why do MMA fighters have the mentality to beat down tai chi practitioners, a fellow human being? Because fighters lack the proper theories and applications of the morals behind martial arts and self-defense, and are limited to whatever indoctrination they went throw on each martial arts school, and each MMA business bases they participate in, that influences their attitude of other traditional martial artists and fighters as just moving punching bags, little to no regard for other people. If MMA fighters are so educated in martial arts/self-defense theories and applications, then why do these fighters choose to ground and pound tai chi practitioners instead of submit them, via neck chokes, or limb submissions, or treat them with respect and humility? Sixthly, with your mindset, that my country would laugh at the idea of having self-defense integrated into the education system, is one reason why many people today, in various other countries, for example mainland China, have this myopic view of avoiding other people's plights, when such intervention could help or save a life. This mindset prolongs cases like below: Finally, I don't like it when more people don't know how to handle self-defense, martial arts, and just ignore other people's troubles when intervention could help save a life. This lack of intervention comes from the general ignorance of not knowing how to handle these types of situations, and I belief that if education systems around the world start teaching younger generations proper self-defense/martial arts theories and applications, then this would greatly reduce the myopic attitudes towards not helping other people because you simply don't know how to. Thanks for sharing your perspective on this issue.

@levani Because those places have higher risks of spreading the virus more, and some areas have lower risks of spreading the virus. Basically, you just answered yourself. Politicians are not just politicians, they are human too and have to work with whatever available information they have at the time, and sometimes they make mistakes because almost all the information is partial, and incomplete.