03-08-2010, 12:00 AM
isnobad wrote:Sometime in the spring of 1974, Carlos Castaneda came to me for help. He was gravely ill and had sought- out many people before coming to me. Fortunately , he recovered very quickly with my help; and , with a recuperative ability that even suprised me. For, at that time I had no idea who he was nor did I know long time after. Upon regaining his health he asked to join my Kung Fu Class . He was with me for sixteen years. He was a gentleman and friend, always attentive and respectful. Unfortunately , this is something that is absent from some of his latter-day followers, who seemed to view this author a threat for unfathomable reasons und uttered falsehoods and disparaging remarks about me. These people fail to understand that it is me who not only saved their guru on more than one occasion but helped many of his followers and compatriots to stay in good health over the years. But for me , these people would not have all those bestsellers to read and worshops to attend...( Quotation from Howard Y. Lee " Longevity" ; Sperling and Kupfer 2008 ISBN 978-88-200-3854-0)
Howard is an authorized teacher of the very efficient chinese combat style choy lay fut. You can find choy lay fut techniques in the tensegrity hodge-podge. Of course there is nothing to say against a good hodge-podge, when the ingredients are known and of good quality.
Good techniques too. Lee was, according to Dreamways, the reluctant inheritor of everything Castaneda had to offer. He seems a rather impeccable individual and fair nagual, but not much than that.
Howard is an authorized teacher of the very efficient chinese combat style choy lay fut. You can find choy lay fut techniques in the tensegrity hodge-podge. Of course there is nothing to say against a good hodge-podge, when the ingredients are known and of good quality.
Good techniques too. Lee was, according to Dreamways, the reluctant inheritor of everything Castaneda had to offer. He seems a rather impeccable individual and fair nagual, but not much than that.

