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El arte de la paz (Spanish Edition)
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Overview
Culled from the lectures and writings of Morihei Ueshiba, one of the greatest martial artists of all time and the founder of aikido, this collection of teachings demonstrates how to apply the central theme of aikido—victory in conflict through nonviolence—to both personal and business relationships. In addition to the philosophical lessons, this edition includes a biography of Ueshiba, as well as doka—short, didactic poems—and some of Ueshiba’s own calligraphies.
Seleccionadas de las charlas y escrituras de Morihei Ueshiba, uno de los más renombrados artistas marciales de todos los tiempos y el fundador de aikido, esta colección de enseñanzas demuestra cómo aplicar el eje principal del aikdo—la victoria en el conflicto a través de la no violencia—tanto a relaciones personales así como de negocios. Además de estas lecciones filosóficas, esta edición incluye una biografía de Ueshiba, así como doka—poemas cortos y didácticos—y algunas de las caligrafías de Ueshiba mismo.








