- Overview
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This book is written in diary format with illustrations so that Sunmudo, a type of martial art, can be understood easily.
- Book Intro
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(French) Je vais m’entraîner aujourd’hui aussi.
J’ai écrit un journal d’entraînement après avoir terminé l’entraînement de la journée comme si je faisais une prière sur mon petit bureau. J’ai écrit parfois sous forme de mémo, parfois sous forme de journal tout ce que j’ai senti durant les entraînements de tous les jours. Lorsque le moine Mun Ju du temple Golgul m’a appris un nouveau mouvement, je l’ai dessiné pour écrire le journal.
C’est un ouvrage qui apprend facilement un art martial Seon Monn Do avec des images sous forme de journal.
(English) I'm Going Training Again Today
"I kept a training diary, like offering a prayer to myself while sitting in front of a small desk after a day's training. Sometimes, it was a simple memo, other times it was written in a diary format. I recorded my feelings during training every day. For example, if Monk Munju at Golgulsa Temple taught me a new move, I wrote it in the journal with illustrations."
Kim Jaedeok, the writer of I'm Going Training Again Today, was introduced to Sunmudo when he was 18 years-old. He used to be accompanied by his father, who learned Sunmudo in Golgulsa Temple, or the stronghold of Sunmudo. His dad had been training for years. After being discharged from the military, he went into Golgulsa Temple. He reached Sunmudo fifth grade in 2018 after passing the Sunmudo leadership training course.
This book is a diary kept for over 10 years in the form of a "journal" so that Sunmudo can be easily approached by ordinary people. You can do yoga, meditation, Qigong and martial arts all at once with Sunmudo. What make this book great is that the important moves of Sunmudo are kindly explained with illustrations throughout the training stories.
- About the Author
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Kim Jaedeok
Kim Jaedeok was introduced to Sunmudo when he was 18 years-old. He used to be accompanied by his father, who learned Sunmudo in Golgulsa Temple, or the stronghold of Sunmudo. His dad had been training Sunmudo from a long time before. After being discharged from the military, he went into Golgulsa Temple. He reached Sunmudo fifth grade in 2018 after passing the Sunmudo leadership training course.
He was previously the Buddhist monk leader at Sunmudo Seoul Center and Golgulsa Temple, the stronghold of Sunmudo. He also operated Hwarang Academy and a temple stay, was director of Sacheonwang, a Sunmudo performing group, and worked hard to introduce Sunmudo as a cultural art to people in Korea and throughout the world, such as New York and Europe. At present, in 2018, he is teaching Sunmudo and meditation at the Godowon Healing Center in Chungju.
Rick
