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Wonder Woman in my mind, and the quiz showed me as Spider Man! Is there a BellaOnline Superheroine? Lisa! Hi Meredith, I agree - Lisa is our own SuperBella! (JOY)
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The original Ninja had their roots in Tibet and China. It was a 'village art' strongly bound up with magick and unconventional combat, as opposed the Samurai ideal of 'honour' and a strict hierarchical structure. Ninja also used psychological warfare against the more numerous Samurai to instil a fear factor in any face-to �face encounter.
As a result of this they became seen as the counter-culture, which is usually feared and has all the Jungian �shadow� of that culture projected onto it. Not helped by some corrupt Ninja who did go into the criminal subculture due to reasons too numerous to go into in a short post. The Samurai ideals reached European and US soil first along with this perception of the Ninja. This was taken up by writers and film makers (particularly in the �80s) and only with the Stephen K Hayes and other researchers/practitioners did a more rounded picture of the origins and history of this particular form of Martial/spiritual art.
I have been practicing Ninpo , as it is more commonly called for a few years now and plan to cover it in an article when things calm down from the �spring madness� (New babies, run up to Beltaine, departmental re-arrangement at work etc.)
Ian - Pagan Editor
"We can never obtain peace in the outer world until we make peace with ourselves."
"With realization of one's own potential and self-confidence in one's ability, one can build a better world. "
Dalai Lama
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BellaOnline Editor Parakeet
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Mine turned out to be Superman - mainly because Ninjas are still seen as the 'bad guys' in comics Hi Ian, why are they still seen as the 'bad guys'? (JOY) The original Ninja had their roots in Tibet and China. It was a 'village art' strongly bound up with magick and unconventional combat, as opposed the Samurai ideal of 'honour' and a strict hierarchical structure. Ninja also used psychological warfare against the more numerous Samurai to instil a fear factor in any face-to �face encounter.
As a result of this they became seen as the counter-culture, which is usually feared and has all the Jungian �shadow� of that culture projected onto it. Not helped by some corrupt Ninja who did go into the criminal subculture due to reasons too numerous to go into in a short post. The Samurai ideals reached European and US soil first along with this perception of the Ninja. This was taken up by writers and film makers (particularly in the �80s) and only with the Stephen K Hayes and other researchers/practitioners did a more rounded picture of the origins and history of this particular form of Martial/spiritual art.
I have been practicing Ninpo , as it is more commonly called for a few years now and plan to cover it in an article when things calm down from the �spring madness� (New babies, run up to Beltaine, departmental re-arrangement at work etc.) Wow Ian, many thanks for all that info! I look forward to reading your article when it�s published. (JOY)
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Highest Posting Power Known to Humanity
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My result was Spider Man.
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