Aikido Talks Susan Perry Ronald Rubin 1996 Martial Arts Spirituality Arete Press

Discover the profound insights within "Aikido Talks," a captivating collection of conversations with prominent American Aikido students and teachers. Authored by Susan Perry and Ronald Rubin, this compelling book delves into the philosophy, warrior spirit, and diverse applications of Aikido, connecting it to fields like play therapy, law enforcement, and community building. Far more than a mere martial arts manual, it explores how Aikido, as a spiritual discipline, has profoundly impacted the lives and thoughts of 20 extraordinary individuals, offering unique perspectives on its transformative power.

This edition from Arete Press is a must-have for practitioners, enthusiasts, and anyone interested in martial arts, spirituality, and personal development. The book features engaging excerpts from renowned Aikidoists such as George Leonard, Virginia Mayhew, and Terry Dobson, providing a rich tapestry of experiences and wisdom. Explore the depths of Aikido's principles and its relevance in modern life through these intimate dialogues, making it a valuable addition to any collection focusing on Japanese martial arts, self-improvement, and Eastern philosophy.