Compassion - helping others

Great Grandmaster Tae Yun Kim goes out of our way to emphasize to us to have compassion in our hearts.  Help those around us.  Especially those in need, and those closest to us.  Reach out and make a difference.   See TYK Foundation for many of the projects that Dr. Tae Yun Kim has initiated.  If you are interested in donating time or helping contact:  http://tykfoundation.org/

What is your Silent Master?

Original Ki is your Silent Master.  Another important thing that you need to know about ki is that this pure, original ki which created the universe is within you right now.  You are one with this energy.  I call your awareness of this energy presence within you the Silent Master or Silent Master Consciousness. 

  - by Great Grandmaster Tae Yun Kim

  - see Great Grandmaster Tae Yun Kim's blog on SEVEN STEPS TO INNER POWER

Determination

In Great Grandmaster Tae Yun Kim's new book, Seven Steps to Inner Power, I share about having determination. Like the fabric of a tapestry, one thread will always lead to many others. If this person can do something, why not me? If I fail, I will try again. And again. Has anything worthwhile ever been accomplished without effort? For 2018, ask yourself, whatdo you want to accomplish!

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Dr. Tae Yun Kim - "Future Memory" trademark

Dr. Tae Yun Kim is amazing.  She defined the new concept of "Future Memory".  Starting with the "The law of manifestation", and then "Your thoughts create your reality", and upgrading again to "Future Memory".  "We need to project our thoughts with great confidence and surety, knowing it will happen" says Dr. Tae Yun Kim.  Great Grandmaster Tae Yun Kim's story is a great example of the power of the mind.  See more on Great Grandmaster Tae Yun Kim's videos.

Your Thoughts Create Reality

In Great Grandmaster Tae Yun Kim's new book, Seven Steps to Inner Power - Break Through to Awesome, she teaches us that "Our Thoughts Create Reality".  This is deep, because this also includes our inner thoughts and our inner dialog.  Are you aware of your inner dialog?  Most people aren't, and more importantly, most can't control this inner dialog.

This book and her teachings are amazing.  Every time I read the book, I go deep and deeper into myself, and learn more about bringing up my inner power.  In the past, I would set goals at the beginning of each year, and really not revisit these goals until the next year.   But this year I want to change.  I want to follow Great Grandmaster's advice and set my goals, and revisit these at least once a day.  I want to my mind to hold these goals in my mind.  I want my mind to think about all the things that support these goals.  The more this picture is in my mind, the faster it is on the way to manifesting.

I have to draw the picture in the mind, of what I want to create.  Because I can do it!  My Thoughts Create Reality.  Don't say it.  Feel it!

Thank you for this awakening, and great pearls of wisdom.
Sincerely - Scott Salton
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3 Tools of the Jung SuWon Warrior

Great Grandmaster Tae Yun Kim teaches us that traditional martial arts warrior carries tools or weapons appropriate to his profession.  She also teaches us 3 tools that will accompany you throughout your entire practice of Jung SuWon.  Balance - Awareness - Visualization.

Balance:  The knowledge of balance will be the armor you wear so you can travel fearlessly through any experience life brings to you.

Yin-Yang Symbol:

Rather than thinking of yin and yang as opposites, think of them as giving rise to each other.  This happens in 2 ways.  First, we can say that fullness gives rise to the concept of emptiness, because fullness automatically, by one definition, means that which is not empty; so in a way, fullness automatically creates the concept of emptiness.

Here's an example that shows yin and yang at work in your body.  You've noticed that you are energetic and active for a period ( yang increasing ), but at a certain point you must allow your energy to turn into relaxation and quiet.  Being relaxed and quiet is the yin state, and when that state is fulfilled, it flows into the yang state and you become active again.  They yin and yang states balance your energy so that you are neither dangerously over-exerting nor stagnantly passive.

Here is another example having to do with your conditions around you:  It's easy to want to change a bad condition into a good one, and easy to make the choice to do so.  But what about when a good condition changes into a bad one and you didn't choose that?  The knowledge of balance and change is a tool here as well.  This knowledge helps you keep your perspective when changes you didn't expect occur.  For instance, now you know that times of increase and fullness carry the seeds of decrease and emptiness-- that in times of abundance you may find that some form of decrease occurs.  But, you also know that with this decrease, there is inevitably the seed of a new increase, meant to give you even more than you had before.  Decrease and emptiness are not necessarily negative states.  They may be serving a purpose:  to take away that which may be standing in your way of greater good.

For more information on this subject see, Seven Steps to Inner Power - Breakthrough to Awesome,
by Dr. Tae Yun Kim

Can Shyness become a Negative Force?

The first time that Great Grandmaster Tae Yun Kim explained this concept to me, I did not understand, "Can shyness become a negative force?"  I used to think of shyness as just a characteristic, or that shy people are just scared or weak and unable to come out of their shells.  But she helped me understand it on several levels, and over the years I have observed "shyness".

      For example, especially for would be instructors and teachers that have important things to share with people.  If they have the ability to really help others.  If they let shyness get in the way of expressing themselves in front of others, or helping others, then in my view, they are not doing their part.  They are standing by while others are in need or suffering.  In my view, that would be wrong, and becomes a negative force in your life.

As instructors, we have a responsibility to help others, and we may hold some golden nuggets to share with people that would improve their lives, but if we don’t share, and let people go on suffering when we could have helped, that is terrible.  Instead we must be brave, and fight our inner fears, so we can share our good fortune and years of training with others. 

I    If in your life, you have been lucky enough to have had a good teacher, or mentor, or coach, shouldn't we be grateful, and share our blessings with others.  I feel that responsibility, and it motivates me to be strong and more outspoken.

2.     Many people often hide behind shyness.  Many people that I have known over the years that have seemed shy, often turn out to be the wildest ones in their private lives.  They often have a wildness or behavior that they don’t want anyone to know about.  Not always, but often.  So this falls more into the category of hiding negative behavior that they are not proud of, or feel bad about.  This negative behavior often falls into the category like wild partying, drug or alcohol abuse, abuse, lying, stealing, sexual impropriety, criminal activity, etc…

After thinking about this deeply, I can remember that there were times when I was in a group setting, and I have something important to say, but I didn’t say it.  Is that shyness or is that evil?  I find myself sometimes not wanting to contribute for many reasons, or are these just excuses?  Others are talking, or I feel a little shy, or I am worried what others will think of me, but I now realize that I have to break out of that shell.  I need to realize that it is a sin to let those petty reasons prevent me from speaking out.  I have to break whatever it is that holds me back, and be bold, and with good intentions try to help others.  Great Grandmaster Tae Yun Kim reminded me that Jesus called it, “feed the sheep”.  These are our brothers and sisters.  If we have something good to share, don’t keep it bottled up. 

Thank you Great Grandmaster Tae Yun Kim, for showing me the light, helping me to be a better and more giving person.

Dr. Tae Yun Kim receiving Gold Medal at Stevie Awards 2017.