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Taekwondo Bible Vol.1
Preface to the English ver.
Introduction

Part. I

1. Oneness and ...
2. There is Do ...
3. The World, ...
4. Picturing ...

5. There is ...
6. The Principles ...

Part. II

7. In Taekwondo ...
8. Facing the ...
9. Erasing ...
10. Thinking ...
11. Doing TKD
12. Not Losing ...
13. Three ...

Part. III

14. Taekwondo's ...
15. Distinction ...
16. Doing Both ...
17. Questioning ...
18. Looking Out ...
19. Endless ...
20. Finding ...
21. Begining ...
22. Keeping ...

Part. IV

23. Moving ...
24. Controling ...
25. Attacking ...
26. Leading ...
27. Surpassing ...
28. Attacking ...
29. Capturing ...

Part. V

30. Having ...
31. Knowing ...
32. Filling Mind ...
33. Taekwondo ...
34. Hitting ...
35. Attacking ...
36. Making ...
37. Avoiding ...
38. Offense and ...
39. Winning with ...

Part. VI

40. Offense and ...
41. Having Softness ...
42. There Be ...
43. Controling ...
44. Being Able ...
45. Harmony of ...
46. Beautifulness ...
47. Able to Stab ...

Part. VII

48. Seeing Motion ...
49. Sparring with ...
50. Free in Strict ...
51. Having Poomsae ...
52. Perfection ...
53. Having Yourself ...
54. There being ...
55. Getting Everything ...

Part. VIII

56. Completing ...
57. Taekwondo Be ...
58. A Piece of String ...
59. Seeing New ...
60. Everything in ...
61. Begining Training ...
62. Seeing the World ...
63. Truth of TKD ...
64. Oneness and ...

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Taekwondo Bible, Vol. 1  

 
 

This book was written in 1990 in Korean and published in 2000 in Korea(ISBN 89-7889-060-1), and translated into English by DanielKane and the Eglish verstion was published in 2006 in Korea too.(ISBN 89-91237-19-3)

As was noted in the official preface, this book was written to suggest the spiritual and mental world of Taekwondo, and lead the every Taekwondo people in the world to the right way of Taekwondo(technique, training and inner disciplines). When it was said that this book was written to establish the philosophical foundation of Taekwondo, helping the great masters of Taekwondo all over the world, it means the same thing intendedly.

The contents of this book is summary and reorganization of the teachings of Taekwondo masters. The most important one is Lee Kwang Hee, the Grandmaster of the author. So its contents is full of implicit teaching of mysterious and, sometimes, dangerous techniques of Taekwondo. But, of course, it is implicit so that those who do not have sufficient experience of Taekwondo training with sharp insight will not be able to understand what it means. This is why we recommand this book only to masters of Taekwondo.