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    Traditional Cimande

    To Liam, It is sad that there is so much mis-communication, and I feel compelled to defend. I have known Kiai for many years, and he is not...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Jan 14, 2006 in forum: Silat
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    Traditional Cimande

    No problem with me :Angel: . As far as I could tell there was no attack from Adik Kiai or me to begin with. GS, if your wife is from Blitar,...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Jan 14, 2006 in forum: Silat
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    Traditional Cimande

    Wah Silatliam! I cannot see an attack, are you frightened of shadows? As has already been said, there are many different sub-styles of Cimande...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Jan 14, 2006 in forum: Silat
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    Traditional Cimande

    Hebat! Darimana di Jatim?
    Post by: Sekaralas, Jan 14, 2006 in forum: Silat
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    Traditional Cimande

    Halo Gajah Silat! So you have some Javanese and you live in UK? Interesting. Ya, IMO if one picks and chooses elements of a whole, then what one...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Jan 14, 2006 in forum: Silat
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    Traditional Cimande

    From my perspective, it is you Ular Sawah who owes Kiai an apology. <MAP is an English speaking forum, please abide by at least that rule, as...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Jan 14, 2006 in forum: Silat
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    Traditional Cimande

    You may most certainly cherish your art, but what is being "politely" pointed out, is that it's a misnomer to call it Cimande ... or so it seems...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Jan 14, 2006 in forum: Silat
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    Interpretation of Silat in Eastern And Western culture

    Interseting ... To me "silat" is a word from the indo/malay goup of languages which indicates a martial way, a codefied method of learning...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Jan 13, 2006 in forum: Silat
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    Interpretation of Silat in Eastern And Western culture

    In my world "silat" is a word that describes certain broadly based activies. Among them is the martial "way". Include in this "searches" for...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Jan 10, 2006 in forum: Silat
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    what is silat all about

    1/. Silat spans many things. It is not limited only to the art of fighting ... as seems to be a popular delusion, having said that it also...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Jan 9, 2006 in forum: Silat
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    Knife Attack

    I've been thinking about this topic ... and how so many discussions seem to gravitate to concepts of spirituality. I have pondered why I find the...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Oct 3, 2005 in forum: Silat
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    Knife Attack

    ... and pre-traditional silat, Kiai, before the Wali Sanga were even a twinkle in their father's eyes, before Demak, before Islamisasi of Java,...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Sep 28, 2005 in forum: Silat
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    Knife Attack

    It sounds interesting SilatLiam. The fact is that most military I know base their training on verifiable factual experience ... and it changes...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Sep 9, 2005 in forum: Silat
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    Knife Attack

    Thanks for helping me remember the word SilatYogi :) . On the subject of spirituality, IMO spirituality is part of all of us ... even if we...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Sep 8, 2005 in forum: Silat
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    Knife Attack

    That's interesting about the gladiators of ancient Rome RedBagani. It is true though, we were aware too of the insulative properties of...
    Post by: Sekaralas, Sep 7, 2005 in forum: Silat