The Spiritual Dimension of Martial Arts: A Cross-Cultural Study
Keywords:
martial arts, spirituality, culture, philosophy, disciplineAbstract
This article explores the spiritual aspects of martial arts across different cultures, examining how practices like Karate, Taekwondo, and Tai Chi integrate spirituality and discipline. By analyzing the historical development and modern practice, the study highlights the spiritual philosophies underlying these martial arts. Interviews with practitioners and masters from diverse backgrounds provide insights into this unique intersection of spirit and body.
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