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Did Bruce Lee plagiarize? In the Judo book Higher Ground Work by M. FELDENKRAIS published 1952. Be like water?
THE principle of Judo is like the nature of water. Water
flows to a balanced level. It has no shape of its own but
moulds itself to the receptacle that contains it. Its
surge is irresistible and it permeates everything. It
has existed and will exist as long as time and space.
When heated to the state of steam it is invisible, but has
enough power to split the earth itself. When frozen it
crystallizes into a mighty rock. Its services are boundless
and its uses endless. First it is turbulent like the
Niagara Falls, and then calm like a still pond, fearful
like a torrent, and refreshing like a spring on a hot
summer's day. So is the principle of Judo.
Foreword by
G. KOIZUMI
6TH DAN
Founder of the Budokwai,
Chairman of the Council of Judo Specialists
of the European Judo Union
Sounds very close to Bruces famous be like water speech does it not?
all his notes and quotes are from others he studied...this is how you get good and then you relate it to yourself. all ways are the way....the way of the tao. they all describe the same thing, something that can't be described in words.
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