Beyond Conflict - The Spiritual & Martial Path of a Woman in Aikido - Ginny Breeland

[@aikiiai]

I find myself nodding in agreement with so much of what Breeland Sensei is saying. Most enjoyable interview!

[@XathexX]

As a fellow student of Ginny & Pete I can attest to the sincerity of this conversation. It is amazing how many of the same thoughts and words have been swirling around inside of me for what seems like life times. As Ginny mentioned there are many paths. The relationship between Nage and Uke is the most egalitarian practice. No matter our differences off the we can still train together We are all Nage & Uke simultaneously; physically, mentally & spiritually.
The connection to sound & light is no accident for these show the same properties of a "waveform" with patterns of constructive and destructive interference. Like the merging of ripples on the surface of water. So to we all have the chance to magnify and empower OR tear down and destroy. To accept this and choose the former is the true path of The Warrior (echoing the words of O'Sensei).

[@michaelknappman]

Thank you for this intervew. Ginny Breeland Sensei articulates so well these deeper and transformational qualities of aikido practice.

[@Evelynegeslin]

I am so impressed 👏❤️

[@aikidonomad-rs1kr]

Absolutely Sensei!! Thank you both!

[@claudiadose]

Inspiring ❤

[@KenanAzam]

thank you 🙏

[@yasminzakia8171]

Impressive

[@KenanAzam]

thank you ji!

[@Lisa-zz5si]

Wonderful interview, i really appreciated getting to know Ginny sensei better. Her story is motivating

[@potentialparadigms]

thank you!

[@dhyanabohnet916]

Thank you both for this interview. I gained great insight into this mysterious and deep practice of Aikido.

[@KenanAzam]

Thank you Dhyana 🙏