I have the next post ready to post. It is in Markdown and my wordpress should be able to use Markdown. But it is not working. Arrrrgh! I’ve put in a help request and hopefully I’ve have this sorted quickly. Read more…
Shingon & Kukai One of my favorite books in English concerning Shingon Mikkyo is “Kukai: Major Works” by Columbia University Press. It went out of print, and they must have not printed that many because it was darn near impossible Read more…
Due to the generosity of many True Aiki supporters I am going to be able to up grade True Aiki to an account where I can imbed video. This is cool for a couple of reasons. I have a box Read more…
This is my first post to a new page on True Aiki. The page is named “Beebe Brains” and I’ll be sharing short random thoughts, news, plans, and just about anything not deserving a full fledged blog post on it. Read more…
Short Topic Introduction (Feel free to skip this if you read last week’s) Due to the esoteric terms, analogies, and metaphors that Ueshiba Morihei commonly used in his lectures, many, if not most, of the individuals present at his lectures Read more…
Short Topic Introduction (Feel free to skip this if you read last week’s) Due to the esoteric terms, analogies, and metaphors that Ueshiba Morihei commonly used in his lectures, many, if not most, of the individuals present at his lectures Read more…
Short Topic Introduction (Feel free to skip this if you read last week’s) Due to the esoteric terms, analogies, and metaphors that Ueshiba Morihei commonly used in his lectures, many, if not most, of the individuals present at his lectures Read more…
Short Topic Introduction (Feel free to skip this if you read last week’s) Due to the esoteric terms, analogies, and metaphors that Ueshiba Morihei commonly used in his lectures, many, if not most, of the individuals present at his lectures Read more…
Short Topic Introduction (Feel free to skip this if you read last week’s) Due to the esoteric terms, analogies, and metaphors that Ueshiba Morihei commonly used in his lectures, many, if not most, of the individuals present at his lectures Read more…
Due to the esoteric terms, analogies, and metaphors that Ueshiba Morihei commonly used in his lectures, many, if not most, of the individuals present at his lectures stated that they could not understand what it was he was talking about. Read more…