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Kung Fu Philosophy
The philosophy of kung fu is like a tree. Part of the tree is seen and part of it is hidden beneath the surface. There is the part that grows above the ground and the roots that reach deep into the earth. There may be many branches of the tree, and many flowers of those branches, but without the trunk the branches would have no stability. When the tree is young, it is supple and able to bounce back quickly from the ravages of nature. As the tree grows older it becomes tall and strong, and now it drops the seeds that will plant future generations.
Demian Gover - 2012
Tao Te Ching (The Way and the Power) by Lao Tzu ca. 600-400 BC Chinese PDF
Dhammapada (Teachings of the Buddha) ca. 600-300 BC Indian PDF
Analects of Confucius ca. 400-200 BC Chinese PDF
I Ching (The Book of Changes) ca. 1000-200 BC Chinese PDF
Bing Fa (The Art of War) by Sun Tzu ca. 5th century BC PDF
Peaceful Mountain Way Kung Fu
