In the name of whom everything is from his love and love is the protector of his regularity
SHAOLIN KUNG FU
The history of the Shaolin temple
The history of the Shaolin have been suffered many special changes. And also the masters of the Shaolin’s main and …. Temple used these changes to hiding the secrets of the Shaolin. One of these aspects is the real history of the Shaolin temple which created 5200 years ago. People of the Shaolin temple almost 400 years was on this believe that soul is more important than the body and should just trained the soul for progress and evolution. From almost 4800 years ago the people of the temple have conclude to this fact that the soul is not sperated from the body and they must train both soul and body for the evolution and the progress. From this time the martial part of the Shaolin created
The oldest, the most compelte and complex martial an philosophical art of the world is the Shaolin=Chinese Kung fu
Shaolin means the young jungle which include complexity, mystery, sophisticated, innovative and freshness. Shaolin is the name of the Zen temple which is in Hunan city in China which many years before the creation of the martial part of the the people who live there were practicing different way of using internal powers and with the creation of the martial part they named their ways Shaolin. The creation of this great art is reffered to more than 5200 year ago which from 4800 years ago the two dimentions of the martial and ….manavi mixed together. Shaolin has more than 700 main style which divided to center , northern, southern styles. Some of them are Nan Shaolin, Chuy li fut, Jeet Kune Do, Wing Chun, Tai chi, wudung, and Wushu. And also animals styles such as tiger, snake, monkey, eagle, …etc..
The core of all the martial arts is from the Shaolin
Shaolin (Chinese kung fu) is based on Yin Yang philosophy
In Shaolin the body posture before hitting the opponent is in the floating and free mood and suddenly in a second it become hard like a stone. The most important power source for performing all the techniques is from the waist part and the “Tan tin” part ( the four finger below the navel: one of the internal energy sources ).
In shaolin martial art the speed of the techniques is three to one which means performing at least three technique in one second
The shaolin trainers should practice eight hours each day = fifty six hours weekly under the supervision of the master
One of the basics in shaolin fights is ( 1.invasion, 2.fight back, 3.ducking,4. ….,10. guard). They don’t tend to fight but when they start the fighting they use this philosophy
In shaolin fighting are rarely held one to one. It is more in five to one
Shaolin has more than one hundred weapons. Some of them are: long and short stick, harpoon, different sords, ax, knife, toonfa, mallet, Nanchico and sanchico, saai, etc
Diversity, high great processes with innovation in this art has been lead to everybody with any level of phisycal and mental ability or disability can take the use of this treasure enough
Training stages of shaolin are
1.Shaolin school 2. Shaolin university 3.accessory temple of the Shaolin 4. The main temple of the Shaolin.
Shaolin is the art of living…
The purpose of performing the Shaolin programs in life is getting relaxation in first place and balance, collaboration and spreading the constructive internal and external powers to having a world full of love, progress and security.
Note: the most important topic in shaolin using the internal and external power for evolution yourselves, others and exploring the secrets of divinity.
Shaolin is the art which has deep, spritual culture. For a shaolin warrior monk- the power of wisdom- is more important than the body balance and self defence. The wise man have the power of feeling even in the top of his fingers.
A word from Master Kiani: identifying of the purpose is very important. And identifying the right way to reaching to the purpose is even more important.
First steps for growing the internal and external powers are:
1. Understanding your internal and external powers
2. Understanding the surround energies
3. Finally the relations among these energies
The second step is making harmony between internal and external eneryies in the way of reaching to the purpose :
One of the keys for reaching to these two steps is the Fung shui which is one the Shaolin lessons
You should fist having the complete knowledge of using Chakras Before beging of using Fung shui.
Waht is really the Fung Shui ?
in fact the fung shui is the art of regularity, balance and harmony of the different level of energy and connections and concepts.
in exact word the Fung means wind and Shui means water.
the water and wind experession is the simbol of moving the wind to teh peak of the mountain or water which turning to the wave. the harmony in mind and treatments the human can pass the high spiritual levels.
in Fung shui balance means the harmaonic effects of oposite energies which is the key factor to happiness. These oposite energies "Yin" and "Yang" create the mutual nature of our universe.
The happines and fourtune is the outcome of the Yin and Yang.
Shaolin(Chinese Kung fu) is based on Yin and Yong.
The black part of this figure (Yin) is the symbol of negativity, calmness, female, moon, night, darkness, static power, etc.
the other part which makes this cycle compelte is Yang which represent the Positiveness, robustness, male, sun, light, moving energy ... etc.
in summary, in todays world making security, love, and spreading energies need balance and harmony among all the personal and self and group schduling and preventing of unsuitable use of resouces.
The direction of mind in this concept being positive and good ecffect and without expect (of course with performing the orders rightly and with harmony with other basics and concepts and not for everyone). and also accepting people with different spirits and physical, religious, and race and making mental and practical unity among them.
Monday, December 21, 2009
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
MAHYAR KIANI (SHIFU MK)
A word of Master Mahyar kiani: ((the only person who swim against
the flow of the river will reach to the source of the river))
Master Mahyar Kiani has the record in rope 44000 times in 5 hours.
Master Mahyar Kiani has the record in sweden press. 2010 times in 1:35 hours.
Master Mahyar Kiani has the record in crunch. 5000 times in 1:47 hours.
Master Mahyar Kiani has the record in 100 meter speed running in 9.37 seconds.
Master Mahyar Kiani has the record in performing foot
Master Mahyar Kiani has the record in 100 meter speed running in 9.37 seconds.
Master Mahyar Kiani has the record in performing foot
techniques 954 kicks without putting the foot on the floor non stop
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Sunday, May 24, 2009
Wong Fei-Hung was born in 1847 in the Fushan district of China. He died in 1924 of natural causes. His contributions to modern day Hung-Gar are unmatched, and can be considered one of the forefathers of modern day martial arts. He was renowned for protecting the weak and helping the poor. Wong Kay-Ying was his father, who was a physician and great martial arts master also..
Wong Fei-Hung's father ran a famous medical clinic called Po Chi Lam, and Wong Fei-Hung grew up there, assisting his father. He learned traditional Chinese medicine, and also learned many important values such as generosity and compassion. Wong Kay-Ying always treated a patient, even if he or she couldn't afford any treatment.
The Ch'ing Dynasty consisted of Manchu emperors, who had conquered China from there home in Manchuria. They were foreign invaders to the southern Chinese. The southern Shaolin Temple in Fukien was a place where the resistance would go to train to fight against the Ch'ing. The temple was first burned down in 1734, but the few monks and students who survived traveled across China teaching their skills to others worthy enough along the way. Variations on the Southern Shaolin styles soon emerged such as Wing Chun (Bruce Lee's original style) and Hung Gar Kung Fu (Wong Fei-Hung's style). The father of modern day Hung-Gar was Hung Hei-Kwun (another martial arts master that was portrayed by Jet Li in New Legend of Shaolin).
At first Wong Fei-Hung's father was reluctant to teach him Hung-Gar, but his martial arts training soon began by his father's teacher, Luk Ah Choi. Luk Ah Choi taught Wong Fei-Hung the basics of Hung Gar. After, Wong Kay-Ying took over his son's training. By his early 20's, Wong Fei-Hung had made a name for himself as a dedicated physician and a martial arts prodigy. In addition to becoming a master of Hung-Gar, he created the tiger-crane style and added fighting combinations now known as the "Ten Forms Fist / Sup Ying Kuen", which consisted of the set of 10 individual fighting stances of: Dragon, Tiger, Crane, Snake, Leopard, Wood, Metal, Earth, Fire, and Water. Wong Fei-Hung was also skilled with many weapons, especially the long wooden staff and the southern tiger fork. On one occasion where he utilized his skill with the staff was when he defeated a thirty-man gang on the docks of Canton (Similar scene is Once Upon A Time in China I). He also protected the weak and poor from both criminal gangs and government forces. Wong Fei-Hung, like his father before him was know as one of the TEN TIGERS of CANTON. A title bestowed on the best of the best martial artists of the time.
Wong Fei-Hung's son, Wong Hawn-Sum, followed his father's ways of defending the weak. Unfortunately, he was killed in the 1890's after being gunned down by the gang Dai Fin Yee. After this tragedy, Wong Fei-Hung vowed never to teach his remaining 9 sons martial arts to protect them from challengers seeking fame.
If ever there really existed a true hero of martial arts, a person worthy of that title would definitely be Wong Fei-Hung. This website and online community is a tribute to that great hero Wong Fei-Hung.
Wong Fei-Hung's father ran a famous medical clinic called Po Chi Lam, and Wong Fei-Hung grew up there, assisting his father. He learned traditional Chinese medicine, and also learned many important values such as generosity and compassion. Wong Kay-Ying always treated a patient, even if he or she couldn't afford any treatment.
The Ch'ing Dynasty consisted of Manchu emperors, who had conquered China from there home in Manchuria. They were foreign invaders to the southern Chinese. The southern Shaolin Temple in Fukien was a place where the resistance would go to train to fight against the Ch'ing. The temple was first burned down in 1734, but the few monks and students who survived traveled across China teaching their skills to others worthy enough along the way. Variations on the Southern Shaolin styles soon emerged such as Wing Chun (Bruce Lee's original style) and Hung Gar Kung Fu (Wong Fei-Hung's style). The father of modern day Hung-Gar was Hung Hei-Kwun (another martial arts master that was portrayed by Jet Li in New Legend of Shaolin).
At first Wong Fei-Hung's father was reluctant to teach him Hung-Gar, but his martial arts training soon began by his father's teacher, Luk Ah Choi. Luk Ah Choi taught Wong Fei-Hung the basics of Hung Gar. After, Wong Kay-Ying took over his son's training. By his early 20's, Wong Fei-Hung had made a name for himself as a dedicated physician and a martial arts prodigy. In addition to becoming a master of Hung-Gar, he created the tiger-crane style and added fighting combinations now known as the "Ten Forms Fist / Sup Ying Kuen", which consisted of the set of 10 individual fighting stances of: Dragon, Tiger, Crane, Snake, Leopard, Wood, Metal, Earth, Fire, and Water. Wong Fei-Hung was also skilled with many weapons, especially the long wooden staff and the southern tiger fork. On one occasion where he utilized his skill with the staff was when he defeated a thirty-man gang on the docks of Canton (Similar scene is Once Upon A Time in China I). He also protected the weak and poor from both criminal gangs and government forces. Wong Fei-Hung, like his father before him was know as one of the TEN TIGERS of CANTON. A title bestowed on the best of the best martial artists of the time.
Wong Fei-Hung's son, Wong Hawn-Sum, followed his father's ways of defending the weak. Unfortunately, he was killed in the 1890's after being gunned down by the gang Dai Fin Yee. After this tragedy, Wong Fei-Hung vowed never to teach his remaining 9 sons martial arts to protect them from challengers seeking fame.
If ever there really existed a true hero of martial arts, a person worthy of that title would definitely be Wong Fei-Hung. This website and online community is a tribute to that great hero Wong Fei-Hung.
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