Nibbling On Asian History & Philosophy Series
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Spirit of Shaolin
A Kung Fu Philosophy
By: David Carradine
“Green plants are tender and filled with sap.
At their death they are withered and dry.
A tree that is unbending is easily broken.“
By: Lao Tzu
(Page 134)
Hermit Poet’s Comments: Anger and being full of hate is not the way. Why raise the blood pressure? Walk away from confrontations because most of the time they are a waste of time. Do not become that old bitter person who does not give an inch and is on a mission to make miserable everyone’s life they come in contact with. Be happy and have fun and give instead of take and life will move along smoothly.
Spirit of Shaolin: A Kung Fu Philosophy
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Nibbling On Asian History & Philosophy
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