A few Quotes.

Make the point on being underestimated,
if You wish to face less resistance than is needed to stop You.




Don't give up - if You care.
If You don't care - let it go, accept loss.




Don't fight if there are other, more important goals to fight for,
unless You have resources for that as well.

Prioritize Your goal(s),
Assess threats to Your priorities & make plans to neutralize these.




Prepare first.




Not every victory is worth fighting for,
When it's worth, however - add it to your costs & a budget plan.




Conflicts cost, avoid them.
Desperates hurt, avoid forcing others to desperation.




Inspire others by Your example.

Joining Martial Arts' Pearls of Wisdom into a Coherent Whole.

     

... i think that individual 'Pearls of Wisdom' might seem funny or pointless, but when they 'Click Together' with a Greater Plan - they are far more Meaningful than each of these alone.

i think it's wise to follow strictly Wisdom of the Wiser, of Philosophers & learn on the way.

Thinking is also a part of Martial Arts training, i am sure.

Martial Arts can be Enlightening, can lead to taking interrest in Buddhism & Spirituality - as it was with me as well.

It's a Buddhist lesson that what happens in Mind, later also develops on the Speech & Body levels.

Martial Thoughts can influence how one trains & fights later.