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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 3 months ago #3971

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Excuse me, dear Ostad Jalilzadeh and dear friends one question.

I remember that when I asked about Sensero I was told it is a sign og body and mind. Now I was thinking about the meaning.
As our Ostad Jalilzadeh pointed out, the first three mummayies takes their names from Japanese. I thought to search for Sensero, or Sensensero.
I discovered that

"Sense" = Thought ネン
"Ro" or "Ru" = Path ロ

May "sensero" means the path of the thought, or the developing of the tought or idea?

Thank you
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 3 months ago #3974

For the Haida position, the right arm goes over the left arm (pic 3), the right foot goes back into its initial position، as you can see in the video, the technique is for when someone grabs the collar of your shirt with both hands. For easiest way to take him off, is to hit the inside of his arm with your elbows to make his arms out of straight position. While the arms cross and at the same time with the back of the hands they hit the face from both opposite sides (pic 4). When the hands hit, exhale “Haida”. The shoulder position is at a 45 degree angle.
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 3 months ago #3976

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Thank you Ostad Jalilzadeh! I saw also a video in which you explained it but somehow I forgot it, my attention has been captured by the way you move. Please forgive me, I will try to pay more attention and to link everything you said and what I see or I have seen from you. Thank you again! To'a
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 2 months ago #3983

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Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh and dear friends,
I was talking with Fabrizio and there is something that captured our attention.
As you know we "come" from the fake To'a, and we knew that the mummayies were 7, indeed Waima Bato were missing and I knew it was just a piece of Kovana, if I remember correctly. But we see that the mummayies are 8 in truth. Is it always been like this, or Waima Bato really was a piece of another mummay? Was the fake To'a so fake that missed a whole mummay?
If we take a glance at the ranking, we can see a relation between maighas and mummayies. But then again, the maighas are 7, why than the mummayies are 8? Is there a reason or is it only by chance? Meaning not intentional.

Thank you.
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 2 months ago #3985

Dear Patrizia, as you see on the Ranking list, you will see nine parts up to black sash. Forget about Pre Anattawa, then you see seven parts up to Weima Mato which are seven stages and forms as known "khat" means "line" the eighth one is for the sash itself which is "Westa Mayana". The last one is not part of the lines, it's a section of the sash.
I hope you understand the degrees.
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 2 months ago #3986

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Thank you dear Ostad, I got it.
I didn't know that the last mummay ("Westa Mayana") is the sash itself and is not represented as a line. I knew there was 7 and all 7 were represented and "Weima Bato" was missing ( I don't know why ). Now it makes sense, thank you again!
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