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Zusatztext "What a story this is! Heckler’s chronicle of the army’s daring experiment in awareness training for twenty-five Green Berets is a must read for anyone interested in the role of the warrior in a technological age. But more than that! it is an illumination of courage and vulnerability and what it means to be a man. I couldn’t put it down."-George Leonard! author of Mastery and The Ultimate Athlete Informationen zum Autor Richard Strozzi Heckler co-founded Lomi School, a major school of bodywork, and Tamalpais Aikido. He has pioneered the use of aikido, meditation, and bodywork with disturbed children, inner-city gangs, several branches of the military, and corporate executives. His books are The Anatomy of Change , Aikido and the New Warrior , and In Search of the Warrior Spirit . He directs Rancho Strozzi Institute in Petaluma, California. Klappentext As in all his books, Heckler draws from personal experience: training his horse, cultivating presence in aikido dojos, consulting with business executives, raising children. A masterful and encompassing book, Holding the Center develops from the fulcrum of the self in the natural world. Many of Heckler's lessons arise from his life as a householder and father. Community is a larger family—we make alliances to "take care of what matters to us.” But, as Heckler teaches, that takes listening to others with an open heart, and learning what the needs of others are.The world can be a sanctuary, if we find a balance between instinct and choice. Richard Strozzi Heckler sounds an important call about the interplay between power and generosity in these subtle and luminous essays. Zusammenfassung As in all his books! Heckler draws from personal experience: training his horse! cultivating presence in aikido dojos! consulting with business executives! raising children. A masterful and encompassing book! Holding the Center develops from the fulcrum of the self in the natural world. Many of Heckler’s lessons arise from his life as a householder and father. Community is a larger family—we make alliances to “take care of what matters to us.” But! as Heckler teaches! that takes listening to others with an open heart! and learning what the needs of others are.The world can be a sanctuary! if we find a balance between instinct and choice. Richard Strozzi Heckler sounds an important call about the interplay between power and generosity in these subtle and luminous essays. ...
