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September 2009 Announcement from Sifu Daniel Carr At the moment, there are no regularly scheduled classes. The teaching emphasis is now on private instruction. If you have interest in further private instruction, you should contact me. If you have interest in Thai Massage for physical therapy, I am licensed in Los Angeles and currently scheduling clients. You can consult the link below for reviews of my work over the last two years in San Francisco: All the best, Daniel Carr

Kung Fu Training In Los Angeles If you are interested in beginning your training now and you live somewhere other than the Westside, you should contact the recommended Sifus below. I know each Sifu personally and can attest to their expert instruction, command of the material, and commitment to their students.Since Los Angeles is a huge city and no one Kung Fu school can possibly serve the entire community, we therefore make the following recommendations for these areas: KUNG FU East of the 10 to downtown Los Angeles: Sifu Kisu Harmonious Fist Kung FuBurbank to Pasadena: Sifu Ken Edwards Shan Tung Kung Fu Association ACUPUNCTURE/KETTLE BELL TRAINING Westside Sifu Mark Cheng The Chung-Hua Institute

Don't put off your health and personal development forever. "The Buddhist notion of diligence is to delight in positive deeds. Its opposite, called le lo in Tibetan, has three aspects. Le lo is usually translated as "laziness," though only its first aspect refers to laziness as we usually understand it. The first aspect is not doing something because of indolence, even though we know that it is good and ought to be done. The second aspect is faintheartedness. This comes about when we underestimate our qualities and abilities, thinking, "I'm so incompetent and weak. It would be good to do that, but I could never accomplish it." Not having the confidence of thinking, "I can do it," we end up doing nothing. The third aspect refers to being very busy and seeming diligent, but wasting time and energy on meaningless activities that will not accomplish anything in the long run. When we do many things for no real purpose, we fail to focus on what is truly worthwhile and our path has no clear direction. When we refrain from these three aspects of laziness, we are diligent." Ringu Tulku Rinpoche, "Daring Steps Toward Fearlessness: The Three Vehicles of Buddhism"

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