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I look forward to learning Sensei.
Thank you Saneteru Sensei.
Very interesting. Media has often portrayed great skill as being fast when it is often something else. Wayne Gretzky, the hockey player, only seemed fast. In reality he was not chasing the puck, instead he was going to where the puck would be and getting there in time.
🤔 interesting… 😊
Thank you for this teaching, sensei.
Thank you, Saneteru-sensei!
Much appreciated, Saneteru-sensei.
Thank you Sensei