Philosophy
Author Meet & Greet
Hanshi Stephen F. Kaufman is a world renown Grandmaster martial artist and is best-selling author of Miyamoto Musashi’s Book of Five Rings and Sun Tzu’s Art of War, as well as The Living Tao, The Shogun’s Scroll, The Sword in the Boardroom, Cherry Blossoms for Children, Practicing Self-Revealization Acceptance, and many other books. For more […]
Haiku for Miyamoto Musashi
For more info on Homage for Miyamoto Musashi, visit: http://homage-for-musashi.weebly.com For more info on the author, Stephen F. Kaufman, visit his homepage at: http://www.hanshi.com
Sample Reading from the Living Tao
Some time back, Peggy Thompson, photographer extraordinaire, did a short visual presentation on my Living Tao book. Here it is again for your enjoyment. For more info on The Living Tao and to purchase book, visit http://the-living-tao.weebly.com For more info on the author and full list of books, visit http://www.hanshi.com
Speculation of the Beyond
Speculation of the Beyond by Stephen F. Kaufman speculations of the beyond non-linear thinking in and out of wormhole consciousness and cognizance no past present future non-dimensional realities non-dimensional other realities being inside the outside abstract solidity generator the cube infinity is in the finite causation is non-existent substance of emanation all emanation is […]
Are Our Destinies Predetermined?
From the Teachings of Hanshi Kaufman Student: Sensei, do you believe our destinies are predetermined? Sensei: That goes back to the old fate and free will paradigm, yin and yang nonsense. I no longer allow myself to harass my brain into thinking on those levels and merely accept things, as they are with what little […]
Hanshi Kaufman on Questions Concerning the Age of the Universe, the Earth, and the Concept of Death
Questions: I’m debating with someone who claims to know how old the Earth, Universe is. Claiming 14 billion years. I told him nobody really knows; it’s all speculation, opinions, theories. I can appreciate science, scientists, the intellectual elite … But some things are not meant to be known, namely 3 things … 1 and 2 […]