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“Cast off limiting thoughts and return to true emptiness. Stand in the midst of the Great Void. This is the secret of the Way of a Warrior. ”

- O Sensei

Bob Noha on the Manifest, Hidden and Divine

December 18, 2011

Sensei Bob Noha, Chief Instructor at Aikido of Petaluma speaks about O Sensei's notions of the manifest (physical), hidden (dream) and divine (primordial). He discusses how with some simple practices we can integrate and experience these realms in a sword practice called Sho Chiku, Bai. "Study the teachings of the pine tree, the bamboo and the plum blossom. The pine (sho) is evergreen, firmly rooted and venerable. The Bamboo (chiku) is strong, resilient, unbreakable. The plum blossom (bai) is hardy, fragrant and elegant." - Morihei Ueshiba

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No class on 12/24/2011 and 12/31/2011

December 18, 2011

Due to the upcoming holidays, we will no be having class on Saturday 12/24/2011 and 12/31/2011.  Tuesday and Thursday classes will continue as normal and our regular schedule will resume with Saturday classes starting back up on 1/7/2012.

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“Like” us on Facebook and receive a free month!

July 14, 2011

We are having a promotion on facebook inviting anyone who is currently not a dojo member and "likes" this page, to come for a free month of Aikido training. This is extended to anyone who has already "liked" us here as well (as long as you aren't a member already. You know who you are!) Simply go here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Aikido-of-Petaluma/187887877925724 Click "Like" and come on in for your free month! We are waiting for you.  Onegai shimasu!

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Pictures posted of our Grand Reopening

July 9, 2011

We had a very successful celebration today of Aikido of Petaluma's Grand Reopening in our new facilities. Sensei gave an introduction in the energy class, discussing how this is a practice derived from work that Robert Nadeau Shihan has developed. In T'ai Chi, he gave a very thorough explanation of the Yang style short form, including some of the origins of the art and how Professer Cheng Man Ch'ing evolved it into the short form that we practice and went over some of the basic movements....

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Aikido of Petaluma’s Grand Reopening

June 17, 2011

Please come and join us to celebrate our new expanded facilities.  We will have interactive sessions for brand new students, live demonstrations and films of masters from China and Japan. We are also offering a free month of classes for those who participate.  Please view our flyer for dates and times!

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  • Bob Noha on the Manifest, Hidden and Divine
  • No class on 12/24/2011 and 12/31/2011
  • “Like” us on Facebook and receive a free month!
  • Pictures posted of our Grand Reopening
  • Aikido of Petaluma’s Grand Reopening

 

Aikido of Petaluma has been offering gentle martial and energy arts for the pressures of daily life since 1983. Our training emphasizes personal growth and development within the medium of a martial art. Our instructors offer a supportive, joyful and diverse training environment.Beginners are welcome and encouraged to observe and participate in any of our classes.
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    Petaluma, CA 94952

    Phone: 707-374-6568

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    • We wish you a wonderful and joyful new year. “Everyday is new, and so we are new everyday.” - O Sensei 4 weeks ago
    • Sensei talks about how to integrate simple sword practice with different states of consciousness: http://t.co/ylnC8H7Z 1 month ago
    • Coming soon, Sensei Noha discusses the concepts of "Sho chiku bai" as it relates to O Sensei's notions of manifest, hidden and divine. 1 month ago
    • We offer T'ai Chi at Aikido of Petaluma. Here, Sensei reflects on Cheng Man Ching: http://t.co/yz6OZPDG 1 month ago
    • T'ai Chi at Aikido of Petaluma! Come one come all! http://t.co/8uXZbQou 2 months ago
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