Hello! i need advice

[Guest]

well, I'm not sure he will be coming back here

[JadeDragon]

Just because your lineage claims were proven to be lies doesn't mean everyone else is a big a phony as you turned to be...not that it was a surprise to anyone who read your "contributions".

Who axactly is jubaji? Is he from Dragon's List???? Is it Wraith?

[Tant01]

Who axactly is jubaji? Is he from Dragon's List???? Is it Wraith?

Spare us the speculation, eh?

It is known that he frequents or MODERATES another MA forum.

That is all.

[JadeDragon]

Spare us the speculation, eh?

It is known that he frequents or MODERATES another MA forum.

That is all.

I was just curious.....no need to get testy over it.

[Tant01]

.........Testy?


LOL

That was my typical POLITE way to reply...

Thanks for your cooperation.

[sojobow]

.........Thanks for your cooperation.

You're welcome. Incidently, I've read the thread, however, I still haven't read a post that actually asked the originator exactly why the big guy pisses him off or even what the big guy does to make this person angry. Methink we've been HAD.

[peppi]

I have a problem with this guy at school who drives me nuts all the time and always keeps pissing me off.

Try to speak with him first with a friendly approach and see what will happen.

[sojobow]

Good advice peppi. Problem I'm having is that we don't know how or why this person is feeling "pissed off." What I fail to understand is how any real martial artist allows someone to piss them off. This person is being defeated without anyone striking a blow. The big gjy controls little guy's spirit, mind and body. Seems little guy just hasn't reached mushin yet. What angers me most is when I allow anger to enter my own mind. When it does, I meditate into depression as it shows that I need to practice harder in all phases.

All considered this far, here are a couple of quotes that may help. You may have to somewhat read-between-the-lines. Good Luck:

Hence to fight and conquer in all your battles is not supreme excellence; supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy's resistance without fighting.

The general, unable to control his irritation, will launch his men to the assault like swarming ants, with the result that one-third of his men are slain, while the town still remains untaken. Such are the disastrous effects of a siege. (2,400 years ago)