Calmly Active, Actively Calm

Written by Paramahansa Yogananda I will be calmly active, actively calm. I will not become lazy and mentally ossified. Nor will I be overactive, like an unthinking machine –           able to make money,           but unable to enjoy life. I will meditate regularly to maintain true balance. Bless me, that I may find Thee in the …

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Be Like Water My Friend

Written by Madisyn Taylor, DailyOM Water is a great teacher that shows us how to move through the world with grace, ease, determination, and humility. The journey of water as it flows upon the earth can be a mirror of our own paths through life.  Water begins its residence on earth as it falls from the …

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Attention on Intention

Written by Deepak Chopra, 5 Steps to Setting Powerful Intentions. Edited by Lak Loi Intention is the starting point of every dream.  It is the creative power that fulfils all of our needs, whether for money, relationships, spiritual awakening, or love. Everything that happens in the universe begins with intention.  When I decide to buy a birthday …

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Conscious Cop

Written by Paramahansa Yogananda, Edited by Lak Loi Creating a life of spiritual balance and happiness means understanding how to harmonise one’s individual life with social life – that is, man’s duty to his fellow beings.  Following are some of the necessary skills everyone needs to learn: The art of regulating self-ambition so it does not …

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Sensitively Cool

Written by Bruce Lee, Tao of Jeet Kune Do, Edited by Lak Loi Bruce Lee described ‘The Broken Rhythm Way’ as: ‘Not to move against, But to lead within ones aura.’ He went on to explain Broken Rhythm as: First of all you must have a ‘sensitively cool’ aura. Your footwork must be light and …

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Bruce Lee

Bruce Lee has touched the lives of millions of people across the globe, and it is Bruce’s spirit that continues to inspire & empower people to  be the best you can be  by  discover Jeet Kune Do for yourself JKD London is a 3rd generation Jeet Kune Do school with direct lineage to Bruce Lee himself, …

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Isness

Written by Bruce Lee, Tao of Jeet Kune Do The Art of Jeet Kune Do is: ‘Simply to simplify.’   It is being oneself, it is reality in its: ‘Isness.’   This, isness is the meaning – having freedom in its primary sense, not limited by attachments, confinements, partialisation, complexities.

The Way of the Intercepting Fist

Written by Bruce Lee, Artist of Life, Edited by Lak Loi Bruce Lee founded Jeet Kune Do, which is Cantonese for ‘The Way of the Intercepting Fist.’  Jeet Kune Do was Bruce’s unique martial arts process, which he described in these poetic words to help others understand his essence: ‘To set the record straight, I have …

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