Kisshomaru Ueshiba was born in 1921 in Ayabe city, which is located in Kyoto Prefecture in Japan. Kisshomaru — is the third son of Morihei Ueshiba, the main ideological inspirer and Creator of Aikido. Being the son of the great master of Aikido, Kisshomaru was involved in martial arts since childhood.

 

 

In 1946, Kisshomaru graduated from the faculty of political science at Waseda University, and from 1948 he became the General Director of the company Icii Hombu-Dojo. Since that time, he was involved in the management of companies also conducted regular lessons in Aikido in a staff-apartment of the society and went, promoting the art worldwide. After his father's death in 1969, Kisshomaru succeeded him as chief Teacher of the Way of martial arts.

 

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the ideology of the masters of Aikido Kisshomaru

 

Kisshomaru positive attitude to the decision of a person to learn Aikido. Special praise from the master was rewarded with the man who turned his decision into reality and in spite of that continued to regularly and intensively to train. In the eyes of Kisshomaru Aikido was beautiful in itself, but as a martial art is ideally suited to human needs.

 

“Often there are people who, after a period of training Aikido throw. Unfortunately, they do not find the strength to continue until the moment when one understands the truth of martial arts. It is very sad that people bring Aikido to the simple movements of the arms and legs, because in this form of Aikido is not something that could not exist in the modern world, it would not have been able to emerge.

 

 

At the same time, if modern art were simplified and reduced only to the specific movements of the hands and feet, it would have done Aikido irreparable damage. Of course, the physical aspect is very important, but the main thing that needs to comprehend ichioka, is the spirit of man, in his heart”, — the famous words ofthe master of Aikido, which describes the difficulties of the modern development of this martial art.

 

 

the club Ten–Chi, we clearly follow the dogmas and tenets of the founders of Aikido. Our teachers explain to his disciples that if the gestures will not manifest spiritual practice, then this will not be true of Aikido. Wrong to think that martial arts will teach you exclusively throw the enemy and will develop your physical strength. True Aiki is the Union of body with the human mind, first and foremost for their own development and harmony, and only man, being in harmony with yourself you will be able to neutralize any enemy through the power of his spirit.

 

 

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