POST 719 26July2025 Exercises NGU THU and VO HA- Stance 14 - Masai Mara Pictures-The Sacred Seal

 

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POST 719 26July2025 

Exercises NGU THU and VO HA

 Stance 14 

 Masai Mara Pictures 

Various items and pictures 

                         EXERCISE FOR THIS WEEK: 

              Five Hands

		POST  719    2025                                    Linda’s Thursday Quotation    Post 719 26 JULY 2025
		The greatness of a life can only be estimated by the multitude of its actions. We should not count the years, it is our actions which constitute our life. Gottfried Leibniz    ===============     POST 719 What we learn from History is that no one learns from History Otto von Bismarck   =========================      It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how smart you are.  If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong. Richard P. Feynman

 

 STANCE 14

No 14 - SMALL Stance: Make small progress but make it continuously The Small Stance embodies the principle of steady, incremental progress. While big leaps are tempting, the true power of growth often lies in making consistent, small improvements. This stance teaches that success comes from dedication and persistence, where each small step brings you closer to your goal. Progress is often made in subtle increments, not grand gestures.

 

   AN UNEXPECTED MEETING

	Extract from VISION and ACTION  / The Sacred Seal Story By Charles Phan Hoang (Amazon Publishing, ISBN   9798338428948)
	POST 719  (continued) 12 - AN UNEXPECTED MEETING
	POST 719 12 - AN UNEXPECTED MEETING With Clara on the back seat, Thu-Lan rode the motorcycle at a fast speed while turning into several small streets to get away from potential pursuers. Finally, she stopped in front of a house in the Ngu-Xa neighbourhood. Clara: "Where are we?" Thu-Lan: "This is the training centre of master Dinh-Mai. He is my master of martial arts. It is quite safe for you to stay here while I'll return the motorcycle. I'll be back later with my own bike." The training centre was on a quiet small street. The double wooden doors looked old and heavy. On each side of the entrance, there were two ceramic statues of mythical animals placed on pedestals, which seemed to be welcoming visitors. On the left side of the house, there was a pile of empty cardboard boxes placed near the front of a small grocery store, which was closed at this hour. Clara: "These statues make me think of the statues of Komainu in Japan." Thu-Lan: "These are Nghe, well-known fabulous animals that have a mane as a lion and they are stronger than tigers. They are here to protect the entrance of the house."   (to be continued)

 

      MASAI MARA

  END POST 719   26 July 2025