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Lee Crockett · 05-09-2011, 09:51 AM

Demetrio,

And your point is? Your comment had absolutely nothing to do with my discussion.
I have never disputed that O'Sensei was a very skilled and capable martial artist, but it was his time with Deguchi that got him involved in the Omotokyo religion, and it was following this that his training took on a more spiritual dimenstion when he came back from Manchuria.

05-09-2011, 09:51 AM	#251
Lee Crockett Dojo: Chichester Location: Portsmouth Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 56 Offline	Re: Are we really doing O'Senseis Aikido? Demetrio, And your point is? Your comment had absolutely nothing to do with my discussion. I have never disputed that O'Sensei was a very skilled and capable martial artist, but it was his time with Deguchi that got him involved in the Omotokyo religion, and it was following this that his training took on a more spiritual dimenstion when he came back from Manchuria.