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What is Kinokawa Aikido? |
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What is Kinokawa Aikido? Kinokawa is a form of Aikido that emphasizes the unconditional acceptance and blending of energy (Ki). It is focused on achieving the unification of mind, body and spirit into one movement with total concentration and purpose. Kinokawa means "River of Ki" or "River of SPIRIT." Kinokawa, unlike some other forms of Aikido, believes in the realistic application of Aikido as a martial art AND a path for spiritual growth. In addition Kinokawa practitioners believe and follow the "Five Principles of Aikido" as taught by O'Sensei and the "Four Principles to Unify Mind and Body" as taught by Koichi Tohei-sensei. |
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