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"Every river has a name, these names disappear when they are in the great ocean currents.
Aikido has many styles and many names, but Aikido is Aikido.
It is my vision and hope that, like the rivers flow together and unite as a river. "
"Koretoshi Maruyama Sensei '
(Founder and Yuishinkai Aikido student of O'Sensei Morihei Ueshiba and Koichi Tohei Sensei)
Maruyama Sensei and Danny in action
Motto Aikido Yuishinkai
According to Maruyama Sensei words have their own power. The power of the spoken word in ancient Japan already been recognized and named as "kotodama ', or word spirit. The pronunciation of a word equals the desire to stand out. Your life energy responds to sounds and thoughts as expressed in the spoken word. If your daily life enriched with positive words and thoughts will your days be filled with the power of Ki. This way you keep your mental and physical health and you also have a positive impact on others. Words have real power and can lead to practical results in everyday life.
The following motto is written by Maruyama Sensei and he encourages everyone to do this every morning and evening (on) to read your subconscious in a positive condition.
I am a spirit.
If I think positively, good things happen.
Holding on to negative thoughts working against my interests.
Therefore, my optimistic spirit, even if my body suffers somewhere.
Even if something is against me, my mind is never struck.
I fill my heart every day with thoughts of joy, gratitude and hope.
Every day I meet with a bright and optimistic spirit that I express in words and deeds.
I believe in life and that therefore respond similarly.
Declaration of Principles Aikido Yuishinkai
This policy statement reflects the vision and common aspirations of the individual members of Aikido Yuishinkai International. As an organization our goal is to publicize the vision of Master Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido and Master Koretoshi Maruyama, the founder of Aikido Yuishinkai International.
A vision begins with intuition and dreams, a coherent picture of a desirable ideal. Ueshiba Sensei's vision resulted in the creation of Aikido as a path to universal harmony and world peace. Hopefully, the motto of "Aikido Without Borders" more unity and strength among all aikidoka promote, and if the dream of Ueshiba Sensei bring closer to realization.
Aikido Yuishinkai International is an organization established to provide a network of support and resource materials for teaching Maruyama Sensei. Yuishinkai Aikido instructors do their best to secure dynamic and supportive training environment to offer, based on tolerance, ethical values and universal principles for all who visit our dojos. Through Aikido practice and an understanding of the power of developing a positive mind, Aikido Yuishinkai members do everything possible to make this vision in word and deed to express.
Like pebbles in a pond thrown, ripples in the water cause, we hope sincerely that committed together aikido to train this common vision of Aikido Yuishinkai members like water ripples will spread to all our relationships and society as a whole. Due to conflicts in our daily lives peacefully and creatively to solve, we strive to promote greater harmony within ourselves, with others in our neighborhood and around the world.
The shin character (see above) symbolizes Yuishinkai Aikido. Shin stands for "mind".
Yuishinkai means "mind Itself I am / I am pure consciousness."
Aikido Yuishinkai Alkmaar
The Aikido Association Yuishinkai Alkmaar does a form based on Ki-Aikido Aikido Aikido called Yuishinkai. There is much attention to health exercises, working with Ki, mind-body coordination, centering, meditation, breathing and a natural way to connect with yourself, others and the environment.
Also, many Aikido techniques with bare hands, wooden sword, stick and knife used to the natural principles of unity to express to each other. To learn the techniques, there is a clear structure in 3 stages, from beginner to advanced. The 3 phases are Kotai (static), juntai (fluent) and ryutai (dynamic).
Aikido Aikido Yuishinkai we call natural. It is a way of moving and life in which harmony with nature and a healthy body and healthy mind is developed. The exercises we do are always clearly explained and illustrated. So clear why we do it that way and what is intended.
Shindou is the healing aspect of Aikido Yuishinkai and teaches you a higher Ki-sensitivity to develop. Shindou consists of Reiki, and Sotaiho Seitaiho and this form of healing with Ki and health exercises you can for yourself or your family and friends use. Shindou principles are part of Aikido training, but it is also possible to Shindou (even if not aikidoka) to do with our other dojo, Rakushinkan. Click here for more information.
