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Joshua Reyer wrote:
Well, certainly, I hope you and Keith can work things out. It looks like one big miscommunication to me.
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Personally, I think so, too.
Rob, it took me a few posts to start understanding your point. I think I finally did, but really, I think you did a poor job of communicating your point.
Keith, If I got Rob's point right, you mistook what he was saying. But, hey, it wasn't clear to me either.
I got kind of a whirlwind feeling, so I just started ignoring things.
I wouldn't blame Mary M at all for doing the same.
Mary E. I took your post like Ron did. If there was some other point, both Ron and I missed it.
Seems that a lot of miscommunication is going on here. Dunno, but I find less and less of it is worth reading. So, going back to the first post:
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David Skaggs wrote:
Is it just the people who practice Aikikai Aikido who feel that something is missing in their practice ( internal strength, connection, intent, etc) or do the people who practice Yoseikan Aikido, Yoshinkan Aikido, Shodokan Aikido and Korindo Aikido feel that there is something missing also?
David
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David, can you clarify what you mean by "something is missing". Are you actually referring to an overall, general sense? Or do you have more specific things in mind, like aiki/internal body skills?