Aikibojitsu is a beautiful and challenging art form based upon the preformal structure of natural law. Through precise,
flowing movements with a staff, the Aikibojitsu practitioner explores the depths of silence and explosive power, within
the context of a martially oriented meditative study. Aikibojitsu has its roots in and is a natural extension of the
long-staff work of Master Morihei Ueshiba, founder of Aikido. Aikibojitsu is moving meditation, an archetypal call
for practitioners to look deeply and directly at existence itself, alone and with power.
flowing movements with a staff, the Aikibojitsu practitioner explores the depths of silence and explosive power, within
the context of a martially oriented meditative study. Aikibojitsu has its roots in and is a natural extension of the
long-staff work of Master Morihei Ueshiba, founder of Aikido. Aikibojitsu is moving meditation, an archetypal call
for practitioners to look deeply and directly at existence itself, alone and with power.
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Aikibojitsu's primary technical concern is with optimization of movement and generation of peak intensity, through
base in pure non-resistance. Aikibojitsu's full set of defined movements (found in the Master Short Form List, and
the Daiki Taiyu Katas) comprise a superset of its martial origins.
Aikibojitsu’s unique forms originate in a deep, asymptotic ground, out of which the three primary principles of
Creation emanate: Primal Duality, Primal Exponentiality, and Primal Periodicity. These three principles combine into
an infinitely complex set of foundational determinative preformal structures that define what is possible, what is
probable, and finally what actually takes place in the final instant of Manifestation.
Staff work based in understanding of these principles is guided by such preformal determinative figures as the ellipse,
the parabola, the hyperbola, the elliptical spiral, the logarithmic spiral, and the hyperbolic spiral. Staff control is based
upon learning to sense and then trace hidden surfaces of possibility, beyond which no manifested movement can be
made. Staff control during Aikibojitsu's distinctive strikes of high intensity is based upon use of the infinite mirror of
asymptotic reflection.
base in pure non-resistance. Aikibojitsu's full set of defined movements (found in the Master Short Form List, and
the Daiki Taiyu Katas) comprise a superset of its martial origins.
Aikibojitsu’s unique forms originate in a deep, asymptotic ground, out of which the three primary principles of
Creation emanate: Primal Duality, Primal Exponentiality, and Primal Periodicity. These three principles combine into
an infinitely complex set of foundational determinative preformal structures that define what is possible, what is
probable, and finally what actually takes place in the final instant of Manifestation.
Staff work based in understanding of these principles is guided by such preformal determinative figures as the ellipse,
the parabola, the hyperbola, the elliptical spiral, the logarithmic spiral, and the hyperbolic spiral. Staff control is based
upon learning to sense and then trace hidden surfaces of possibility, beyond which no manifested movement can be
made. Staff control during Aikibojitsu's distinctive strikes of high intensity is based upon use of the infinite mirror of
asymptotic reflection.
As a martial system, Aikibojitsu assumes that practitioners have substantial training in Aikido (or other martial system)
and that the basics of paired practice are well understood. Still, anyone can begin study, regardless of martial
background, because Aikibojitsu is much more than a martial system. It is an art form focused primarily upon
meditation and perfection in movement.
Although Aikibojitsu is a highly sophisticated martial system, its real challenge lies in confrontation with a simple stick
of wood. The sheer depth of the challenge brings beginners who have no experience in any martial system to a par
with advanced martial artists, when the katas of the Daiki Taiyu are taken on.
Aikibojitsu is an ideal meditative system that emphasizes walks in the woods, along the beach, and into the
mountains. It is a study that can be practiced with others in a group setting, or by oneself. Aikibojitsu stands as a
challenge to human beings to face the world directly, and willingly undergo a transformation of consciousness, a true
revolution in the mind that alone can solve the problems of the world.
and that the basics of paired practice are well understood. Still, anyone can begin study, regardless of martial
background, because Aikibojitsu is much more than a martial system. It is an art form focused primarily upon
meditation and perfection in movement.
Although Aikibojitsu is a highly sophisticated martial system, its real challenge lies in confrontation with a simple stick
of wood. The sheer depth of the challenge brings beginners who have no experience in any martial system to a par
with advanced martial artists, when the katas of the Daiki Taiyu are taken on.
Aikibojitsu is an ideal meditative system that emphasizes walks in the woods, along the beach, and into the
mountains. It is a study that can be practiced with others in a group setting, or by oneself. Aikibojitsu stands as a
challenge to human beings to face the world directly, and willingly undergo a transformation of consciousness, a true
revolution in the mind that alone can solve the problems of the world.