The Last Lama Warrior: The Secret Martial Art of Tibet

[Jedi777]

http://www.amazon.com/Last-Lama-Warrior-Se...5816&sr=8-1

[Vajrahridaya]

http://www.amazon.com/Last-Lama-Warrior-Se...5816&sr=8-1

 

Oh wow! Thanks for that. I'm going to add this to my wishlist! Thanks so much for this information!

[Mal]

[松永道]

Just to get this strait.

 

Yogi Tchouzar Pa, a French guy, is the one-and-only lineage holder of a 500 year old secret Lama-warrior tradition.

 

Not saying it's impossible,

but I would read this one with a critical eye.

[Pero]

Not saying it's impossible,

but I would read this one with a critical eye.

 

Yup, that's what I think too.

[Vajrahridaya]

Just to get this strait.

 

Yogi Tchouzar Pa, a French guy, is the one-and-only lineage holder of a 500 year old secret Lama-warrior tradition.

 

Not saying it's impossible,

but I would read this one with a critical eye.

 

Yeah right, there are lots of warrior styles and tribes in the district of Kham, as they are known for that.

[Vajrahridaya]

I'm pleased to say that after getting the book today, that it's mostly a Vajrayana philisophical approach to Martial Arts and just very few pictures of the guy in stances, which look quite real. It looks very genuine and even talks about how the Martial gestures can reveal teachings to yourself.