DANCING NINJA MASTERS
The Art of Fighting Without Fighting!
By Ashida Kim
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Derived from the Chinese system of Pa-Kua Chang, Eight Trigrams Boxing, these Nine Steps of Ninjitsu are a method of "dancing" with the enemy. Of, stepping out of the way and letting him fall down. This is due to the fact that the enemy/partner does not know he is dancing. He thinks he is in a fight. What makes one a "master" is knowing that the outcome is irrelevant. Then, one can enjoy the dance and, hopefully, the opponent will learn the lesson of all good martial arts. Namely that the only real enemy is oneself.
The lesson of Ninjitsu is found in the practice of "forms" or "kata." The nature of their teaching is in many ways similar the meditation techniques in that what is learned cannot be explained, only experienced. Thus contributing to the transcendental nature of the Art. Ninjitsu being a complete system, there are naturally more than one of these forms. Given in this text is one of nine known as the Mi Lu Kata, or Lost Track Forms.
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