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Hand Postures of the Sho Chiku Bai Mon


Kigan: Praying Hands Position

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First Representation: The right hand (representing the physical) and the left hand (representing the spiritual) are placed together for peace and avoidance of conflict.

Second Representation: Escaping Arts

Third Representation: Skeletal Strikes


Kaishu - Open Hands Position

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First Representation: The right hand and left hand are placed together in the shape of a mountain. Look for the good in man as you would see a mountain from a distance, without nitpicking flaws and imperfections.

Second Representation: Folding Arts

Third Representation: Internal Strikes


Hokken - Covered Fist Position

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First Representation: The right hand (representing physical skills) is covered by the left hand (representing spiritual skills). One should temper his actions with morality, avoid conflict, and hide his weapons.

Second Representation: Muscular Strikes

Third Representation: Total Domination


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    • Kempo Arts >
      • Preparatory Arts
      • Escaping Arts
      • Manipulatory Arts
      • Striking Arts
      • Throwing Arts
      • Weaponry
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      • Our Philosophy
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