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Be Like Water: Practical Wisdom from the Martial Arts by Joseph Cardillo
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Be Like Water: Practical Wisdom from the Martial Arts

by Joseph Cardillo

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Be Like Water: Practical Wisdom from the Martial Arts by Joseph Cardillo is a 160 page non-fiction work that offers solid instructions for improving one’s life via the implementation of martial arts philosophy. Cardillo’s text and its teachings are derived from his own life experiences and martial arts training.

Be Like Water is complete with easy to implement exercises. The exercises offered in Be Like Water will ultimately teach the reader to properly focus and channel chi, and how to master the natural tendencies of water; in doing so, the reader is instructed on how to surmount mundane obstacles as well as how to make the most of every moment. Using a mixture of martial arts principles, Be Like Water is not a text that teaches one how to master martial arts, but it is a text that teaches the reader how to gain mastership over one’s self, life, and spiritual journey.

Cardillo delivers a fast paced text, one that is concisely written and easy to read. Full of positive, life changing visualization techniques, relaxing and empowering meditations, and affirmations, Be Like Water is highly recommended for any reader looking to make major changes in his or her life. Ultimately, the reader of Be Like Water will learn how to successfully “go with the flow;” how to understand the natural wisdom provided by the nature of water, and how to put the latter nature- wisdom to work in one’s life.
daynawinters | Apr 6, 2008 |   |

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