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| The Hanshi
of Central Park |
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The
long awaited first novel in the Hanshi David
Mann adventure series. Hanshi is the
highest rank attainable in the martial arts
world. To receive this rank a man
must be a very skilled and field-proven
warrior, an exemplary teacher and a leader
of men. One morning, Hanshi David
Mann inadvertently becomes involved in a
NYPD drug bust gone wrong and his life is
forever changed.
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| Self-Revealization
Acceptance |
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true secret to winning the so-called battles
of life is not in understanding why things
happen, or why they don't, but rather in
knowing what you want and accepting it as
already done by your Divine Right to Live
in Joy and Freedom. By means of the
teachings in this book you develop complete
and total self-reliance, and the ability
to create exactly what you want when you
want it.
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| The Sword
in the Boardroom |
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This teachings of Miyamoto Musashi, Sun Tzu and the
author are presented as a synthesis to address realistic strategies for the
development of business negotiation skills for today's world through a martial
approach. Timeless universal truths are based on "winning for the benefit of all
concerned." Written in workbook format, the book is entertaining and
practical.
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| The Book of Five
Rings |
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Miyamoto Musashi’s Book of Five Rings is well known
as a book of strategy and has been used by many as a means to understand
contemporary Japanese business. However, Musashi himself was not a
businessperson but a martial artist—the greatest warrior Japan has ever
known—and the Five Rings was his definitive treatise on mortal
combat.
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| The Art of War |
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This definitive interpretation of Sun Tzu's
military classic cuts through the hyperbole, academic commentary, and ambiguous
metaphor to present a straightforward approach to Sun Tzu's message. Whether you
are a military professional, student or a corporate warrior, this book will
enable you to fully comprehend the implicit meaning of the Art of War.
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| The Living
Tao |
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"AS I APPROACH MY SEVENTIETH YEAR, I have gone
through life tests that accompany any form of enlightenment. I have decided that
I should explain what most people consider the hidden meaning of the Tao Te
Ching, though I no longer see any "hidden" meanings, based on my experiences in
life, both good and bad." - S. Kaufman
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| The Shogun
Scrolls |
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Power comes to a man in various ways. Undoubtedly,
it is granted to a man by his personal choice. It is based on his desire to rule
or to be ruled. The extent to which that desire is expressed will be manifest in
his life. It does not matter if it is the desire to control an entire country or
a desire to control a small faction with a private interest. It depends on a
man’s thoughts and the manner in which he accepts the truth of his own
greatness.
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| Zen and the Art of
Stickfighting |
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Effective self-defense is not an esoteric subject
accessible only to a few highly trained, accomplished martial artists. Zen and
the Art of Stickfighting shows you how you can avoid victimization and to
protect yourself with a little effort that results in large effect. Starting
with the basics of holding and choosing a "stick," you will learn techniques
that include the use of umbrellas and canes. Fully illustrated and loaded with
"Zen" you too can learn to defend yourself easily and
effectively.
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