Chapter II - #5 - Nikajo 二ケ条 - Sankajo 三ケ条
The kajos are laws defining the links that bind the Aikido techniques together. These laws relate to the locking of the joints of the human arm.
Philippe Voarino studied at the dojo of the Founder of Aikido, in Iwama. Master Saito passed on his method to him, encouraging him to discover, beyond this teaching tool, the true art of O Sensei.
The kajos are laws defining the links that bind the Aikido techniques together. These laws relate to the locking of the joints of the human arm.
In order to throw uchi tachi, uke tachi must first make him lighter, make him float on his supports.
一法ヲ應用ス ‘Apply the first Law’. For O Sensei, gokyo was not the fifth immobilisation, it was the First Law....
O Sensei's intention to reveal the ability of reason to apprehend the mechanisms of the way was not identified in the English translation, which abusively converted a precise meaning into a general idea.
"From triangle - Reverse - Rise towards sky - With four right angles - Descend from sky to earth."
Kyo (教) has dethroned kajo (ケ条), techniques have taken the place normally occupied by laws.