Beach time serrada!

Hey everybody! Mike here, from Hive account@churchoftheway. I'm down at the beach just knockin those reps out. i think its really important to this, especiially everyday, and double especially whenever you can be somewhere in nature. For me its about a life long work on progress.

i think that in these days it is more important to maintain our disciplines nd at this point our cultures. There are a great deal of people with a legacy of culture and disciplines that have had to adapt and change, or face annihilation. Many have had to hide their practices in things like dance, just to keep it in the collective consciousness.

It literally takes getting up from the deep sleep that the proverbial "they" are desperately trying to keep us in. We have to get up in the morning and practice. It needs to be incorporated into our days, and on into thevening. If you have a firearm, dont just keep it in the safe, pull it out and do some reps. It's the same with any weapon. Stay familiar with these tools that when have been entrusted with from our ancestors. I practice evryday. I strive to "find the kung fu' in everything I do. Like in the movie, "The Karate Kid," I'm looking for that movement like paint the fence, or wax on wax off in everything I do. It doesn't have to be martial arts though. It can be music too. I am also finding the beat and the melody in evrey situation. Life is like a big dance on so many levels for me. The little thing that I am doing is holding space for people to find their way, by opting for the ultimate experession of ourselves.

I usually am rocking my swords of light, but here I am praying with my new sword and dagger that I got from the Legacy 8 event that myself and Hive account@ganjafarmer went to a bit ago. They feel really good in my hands, and I hope to get a matching live set. Whats cool about moving lightsaber to wooden sticks to wooden swords and eventually to light blades and live blades, is how they all have similar but specific skills and techniques. Through all the crossover techniques, it helps build my overall skills. I do the same thing with my instruments. ukelele helps me learn banjo, banjo helps me learn mandolin, mandolin helps me learn guitar. all my drumming helps me with that pulse, and then learning to sing during all this... Its a wild ride!

I want to give a big thanks for checking me out, all the support will help to get this idea of a martial arts church of the ground, and help to bring something different to help everyone find theyway!

Here is a freebitco.in address for any support anyone wants to throw our way, in addition to Hive.
https://freebitco.in/?r=37108496