Judo’s Moral Code – Part 6 Modesty | Bruno Carmeni's Judo Blog

Judo’s Moral Code – Part 6 Modesty

Posted by aidajudo on 7 January 2012, 7:25 pm

Some more life lessons from our amazing little friends.

Just to remember here Judo’s Moral Code:

Politeness is respecting others.

Courage is doing what is fair.

Friendship is the purest of all human feelings.

Self-Control is keeping quite when anger wells up.

Sincerity is expressing oneself without concealing ones thoughts.

Modesty is speaking of oneself without vanity.

Honor is keeping ones word.

Respect, without Respect no trust can exist.

I hope you will approve and enjoy it … with a smile.

Your comments will be more than welcome.

Follow me next week for part 7.

I thank all those who have published on the web/facebook the beautiful pictures used to illustrate the Judo Moral Code.

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My Thoughts on the DO

Starting practice is one of the most precious moments. It can be very exciting and eventually leads to fabulous growth. Now is the very moment to decide if to go all the way through.

When I started judo practice I decided, that I would have done it for the rest of my life and that my Master would have been a constant presence in my thoughts.

Fundamental to the DO is one ingredient: COMMITMENT, indicating, that self-discipline and persistence must be kept regardless of how hard it is.

Practice puts us under constant stress, but without it we would never be able to develop our personality.

Commitment and self-discipline are precious as gold for those seeking the DO.

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