Tanuki Budo
Tozenji Seizan Buddhist Temple Coquitlam, BC, Canada

Ha ha, so true....

Hi everyone! So I'm not leading any classes for the rest of June, BUT, I am offering a free training session the last Saturday in June for ANYONE with ANY type of mobility issues. I want to design a class to take around for mobility challenged folks, and I would appreciate the opportunity to put my theories to practice. It will be a learning experience for all, and anyone who wishes can have a repeat after I develop a curriculum. email me at vhtaylor3 at Gmail or drop by the Tozenji Seizan Buddhist Temple in Coquitlam.

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"Illusion all boils down to how humans fix their eyes on a thing, and this vision, as it is called, is focused on the center of the retina. Differing from the vision of a cat and so forth, when in the dark the retina is virtually useless. Without light, what can be done it's just discerning the vague outline of objects. This is the operation of the area of the eye encircling the pupil. It can, on fact, pick out suspicious objects from within the darkness. In other words, onto... the area around the pupil, only The rough outline, the slightest of shapes are project. The indistinct shape. flashes onto the eyes and suddenly the opponent want to see more, focusing his vision on the spot, he sets his pupils into operation. As we said before, the center of the pupil being of no use in darkness, the indistinct thing the opponent thinks he saw, suddenly is no more. This distribution of ability within the eye itself is used. First, an obscure unfamiliar form is flipped onto the scene, 'Something strange over there ...,', they think, attempting to bring the object into focus, and by doing so, in fact, erase it from their vision. This physiological reaction is make use of it as that person is immersed in bewilderment, you evolve to the second half of the 'kyojitsu' change. People are left stunned, wondering if it was a demon or a person. In that very interval, your advance-retreat-departure appearances is done and your objective achieved. This is the essence of 'Onshin Tonkei'." * TOSHITSUGU TAKAMATSU