Morihei Ueshiba was the founder of Aikido, a Japanese martial art focused on harmonizing with an opponent's energy.
Born in 1883, Ueshiba developed Aikido after studying various traditional martial arts and experiencing spiritual awakenings.
He emphasized the importance of peace, love, and harmony in both martial arts and daily life.
Ueshiba's teachings, compiled in The Art of Peace, reflect his philosophy of non-violence and spiritual growth.
His approach to martial arts was revolutionary, focusing on defensive techniques and conflict resolution rather than aggression.
Ueshiba's legacy continues through the practice of Aikido worldwide and the enduring influence of his philosophical writings.
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