Power to the Mind and Body, the Key to "Do"

             Hello my friend how are you, I'm here to tell you about a wondrous and amazing religion. It has been around since the formation of the martial arts in Korea. This religion is called "Do" pronounced doe. This religion is based off of living a simple life ruled by the laws of martial arts. You are probably asking yourself what makes this religion the right one for you when there are thousands out there to choose from. Well this religion answers your many of life's questions. It shows you how to live your life through studying the martial arts to learn to condition your mind and to give energy to ones body. These life questions can be easily answered by one who is patient and everyone can be taught to shape ones mind and body.
             This religion calls for a person to be one with ones surroundings. One must learn many forms of martial arts such as kung fu and Tae kwon do. Since Do calls for one to have a close affinity to ones surroundings it has a major emphasis on animism. This goes back to the tribal religions of Korea where there was a strong tie to nature. Although martial arts focuses on one to become stronger and faster and better, it still has a
             communal aspect where a person has to practice with others to get better and to learn from each other.
             In "Do" it has a non-theistic view of the world. The spiritual figure that Do follows is named Jubei who was the enlightened martial artist who taught others in the way of martial arts. He is like the Buddha who helps others in their lives. Do follow Jubei's ethics, which he gleaned from the different martial arts he mastered. It still has a reverence for nature due to the tribal religion that was mixed in with Jubei's law. In the after life the Do followers believe that one becomes energy and is split among all life on earth if one is worthy to move on in the whole spectrum of life. If one is not worth and fails to learn to co
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