“These violent delights have violent ends.” Romeo and Juliet (Act 2, Scene 6)
I think I’m done watching combat sports.
“These violent delights have violent ends.” Romeo and Juliet (Act 2, Scene 6)
I think I’m done watching combat sports.
A 4 x 10 Sandbag workout with video and few words about the consecration of the Cabal Fang Temple…
How do you orient yourself in the wilderness? Yep, you got it. And you can use the same tool to orient yourself gnostically, magically, scientifically, and mystically.
In the Cabal Fang Workout of the Week #27 we cook up a secret sauce made up of ketchup, mustard and vinegar. Vinegar, as in “energy” or the old phrase “piss and vinegar.” That’s the calisthenics. Mustard as in “cutting the mustard,” getting it done, going at it with sincerity. That’s the martial arts component. And the ketchup? Well, that’s blood – that’s the visceral, internal, spiritual part..
The guys over at the Raven Tribe invited me over there for a chat. Give it a listen!
The Eight Ball Fitness drill, a clinch fighting drill, and a meditation exercise….http://wp.me/ppc1y-1iV
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Makes you wonder who they were. Not their names but who they were as people – why they were interested in fencing, what they learned about themselves through its practice, what they talked about, what made them laugh…
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