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Affiliated by Routes of Being Salon
www.routesofbeing.com/salon_en

Paul Smith, Aikido 6th Dan, the head of Tetsushinkan dojo in London, will talk about his lifelong engagement with Budo, as a practitioner and teacher - specifically Aikido and Kashima Shinryu kenjutsu.
Paul is an extremely influential and respected teacher in Europe. Satoshi Dáte, the founder of Routes of Being Salon, has been practising Aikido at Paul’s dojo for many years as well as other dojo in Japan. Satoshi believes that Paul is the best martial arts teacher in the present time. He creates a sacred atmosphere in the dojo and harmony among the practitioners. Satoshi has discovered and developed numerous aspects of his own life by practising with Paul. Paul also created his own teaching method combined from Japanese philosophy and European way of practising. Satoshi has found that practising martial arts is necessary for our life. Especially in our modern life, there are many distractions and disturbances every second. Aikido makes us centred and being ourselves. Practising Aikido can make us feel the harmony of the universe through our body. In this precious online session with Paul Smith, we will discover various important aspects of our relationship between body, mind and soul.

Paul Smith
Tetsushinkan Dojo in London
http://tetsushinkan.co.uk

Topic

What is a misconception about martial arts ?
Do you think it is necessary to do martial arts ?
Why is sensitivity important for our life?


Date: 18th February 2023 (Saturday)
Time: 13:00 (UK Time) 22:00 (Japan Time)
Duration: 1.5 hours + free talk
Location: Zoom Meeting

Presenter: Satoshi Dáte
Interpreter: Shuhei
Language: English with Japanese interpretation

Guest Speaker: Paul Smith

Head of Tetsushinkan Dojo, has studied with Inaba Sensei, previous Head of The Shiseikan Budojo at Meiji Jingu, in Tokyo. Profoundly influenced by Kuni Zenya, Inaba Sensei has combined these two distinct arts in a unique and complementary manner, creating a sophisticated methodology that weaves sword and empty-handed techniques into a fully integrated and inseparable whole. Paul Smith has rigorously researched this relationship between Ken and Aikido, evolving an understanding that is expressed in his distinct approach to the teaching of Budo.