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Jon Di Luca Interviewed me about my time studying the Japanese martial art of aikido. To quote Jon:
‘To summarize what we talked about, I’d say it was mainly centered on if/how martial arts training could be used as a testing ground for spiritual concepts. Even after this conversation, the question lingers for me - how can martial arts practice, intrinsically linked to violence and conflict, be a path towards spiritual awakening? And what even is spiritual awakening?’
Follow Jon on Spotify and Substack:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Bz8b1zdCFTSK7w45BGbfh
https://jondiluca.substack.com/p/new-podcast-episode
By Richard Cox4.4
2020 ratings
Jon Di Luca Interviewed me about my time studying the Japanese martial art of aikido. To quote Jon:
‘To summarize what we talked about, I’d say it was mainly centered on if/how martial arts training could be used as a testing ground for spiritual concepts. Even after this conversation, the question lingers for me - how can martial arts practice, intrinsically linked to violence and conflict, be a path towards spiritual awakening? And what even is spiritual awakening?’
Follow Jon on Spotify and Substack:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Bz8b1zdCFTSK7w45BGbfh
https://jondiluca.substack.com/p/new-podcast-episode

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