DNR, DNR; these martial arts terms usually refer to something. It may not beDNR wrote:Japanese Martial Arts taught me about "No-Mind".
This is training your mind to act by pure instinct. You train the same technique over and over again, so in a fight - it is purely reflex. "No-Mind" means that you release all thoughts or thought processes in your mind before a battle. You think nothing, you have quiet and still in the mind. You do not plan your attack, you let the body utilize its reflexes learned in training all those hours.
exactly what they're, but what they appear to be.
This "No-Mind" thing can be meaning, being focused to what you're doing avoiding
other thoughts.
But you can not have your body control itself, except if it is possessed by a roaming
spirit.
So DNR, about martial arts; it's up to you to be a good learner, otherwise
you can end harming yourself instead of your opponent.