Among the philosophical teachings that form the foundation of the life of the Ninja Warriors, there is a principle called the Law of Interdependence. This so-called "law" is not a rule that must be followed, nor is it confused with dependence or mutual dependence. As we see today, one or more people who cannot or do not choose themselves rely on and rely on "The work and resources of others to meet their needs." On the contrary, the law of interdependence is what is considered to be a basic "truth" in the world.
Like the law of gravitation or causality, whether we "believe" it or not, it is always "in progress." In fact, contrary to our belief that we are our needs, this principle of action shows us that we are more like what we know than others.
However, unlike the law of gravity, it is difficult to understand and explain; interdependence is relatively easy to interpret. Let us use a simple metaphor to understand this "what happened." We will use simple things like Whopper. No, I don't have the reward to support the food franchise. You can use this project instead of any other one. But for our purposes, it will do it.
Now, most people will agree to the connection with the person you work in the restaurant at the moment you visit and place your order for the sandwich. Someone took your order; another was busy making the product; and others made sure it found a tray or bag that eventually entered your hand. In this simple view, there is an interdependent connection between you - the person who "wants" the sandwich and the one who makes sure you get the sandwich.
Of course, from the perspective of any worker, they depend on you and many others in a day, they want and are willing to pay for sandwiches so they can get paid at the end of the week. For you: no restaurant - no sandwiches. For them: no customers, no restaurants, no salary.
However, with the mysterious master "Morphius" in the popular movie "The Matrix", if you really want to see "how deep the rabbit hole is," we can look at the simple sandwich more closely.
Let's start with the wrapper. The restaurant was not made there. It may be shipped by truck. what does this mean? So where do you want to start? driver? A truck dealer sold to Burger King? Truck manufacturer? Trailer manufacturer? do you understand?
Now let's leave the driver and truck that keep in touch with the restaurant. However, we are talking not only about employees working in restaurants, not us. Many people, if not everyone has a family, will benefit from their salary in some way, just as companies benefit from their desire or willingness to do what they are doing.
The wrapper itself is paper, which now extends our links with the logging and paper production industry and their homework. The ink does the same thing along these lines; wait for other parts of the sandwich, such as burgers, vegetables, and so on.
"What's the point?", I can hear your question. "What does this have to do with personal development, martial arts, self-defense or my life?" After all, are we not a sandwich different?
I think this is not the answer to a question: if a burger can be composed of many people's materials, effort, energy, intentions and connections, it almost touches the lives of others. People on Earth - How can we believe that we can be different as so-called "individuals"? After all, each of us is not influenced by other people, places and circumstances, whether positive or negative, which allows us to believe, act and participate in the world in our way.
Can you imagine that the effects will be different or have no effect at all? Think about how you motivate you to participate in martial arts training. Whether it's for self-defense, the temptation of Asian culture, or something else - you first come into contact with those "other things" - giving you reasons to accept art. As the saying goes, "No [I] is an island," this is true. No matter how much we want to be an "individual," we are still connected to everyone else on the planet – unless we drink water and the air we breathe. The law of interdependence teaches us to recognize the value of all things and to regard everything as "I". Only in this way can we ensure that we do not act in a self-sufficient and selfish manner, which will hurt, alienate or hinder ourselves or others.
What does this have to do with our training? The person who knows and acts knows that building his or her world is real, rather than isolating himself as important, in stark contrast to all others who are considered "obvious" and of lower value. The ego must be "correct" and "justice" and need to attack others - fight for ' correct '.
There is an old saying: "The truest measure of a person's personality is that he or she treats those who are least important to them." Once we understand and can "see" each of our thoughts, words and actions Working for the world, we can control this process and decide to establish a role that is responsible for the way it affects others. We will no longer adopt a state of separation and isolation, but will purposefully pass our world with compassionate and disciplined actions.
We have a choice. We can be "good" to others because it is correct because we want to get something from them or because we have to live with them. Or, we can respect and respect others because we have realized that we have contacted them in some way.
Orignal From: The general rule of martial arts roles and interdependence - the key to life, the key #2
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