Mihail Pautovmedic, IC Fundeni · Doctor Mihail - Medic specialist în chirurgie generală, Educator de sănătate

Practica Shaolin te ajută să descoperi trăsăturile unice pe care le poți dezvolta. 👨🏼‍⚕️☝🏻🧘‍♂️

3 Jan 2025 · 2 min

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A short monologue by Mihail Pautov reflecting on Shaolin practice and how repeated physical training can shape mindset and character—specifically patience, discipline, willpower—and whether such traits are innate or can be developed. The speaker proposes that Shaolin practice helps uncover and develop a human "core" (character traits) which can then be applied across life activities.

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Is not just the physicality that is so interesting about this tradition, about these practices. It is especially the question, how does all this physicality, all this practicing of using the body, how does it eventually translate into your mindset, translate into what type of character are you? Do you have patience? Do you have discipline? Do you have willpower? This is the question. You know, when we go to school, for example, there are subjects that we are learning. But every human being has something. We have something inside of us. Some people, you would say, they have discipline. Other people, they don't have it. Some people have gratefulness, other people don't have it. Some people have a natural sense of respect. Other people don't have it. So the question is, is it coincidence that you are born with respect or that you are born with discipline? Or is these character traits something that actually need to be and can be developed inside the human being? If you are disciplined, you're going to have this discipline because it's part of your character. You're going to carry it on for whatever you are doing. Going to school, going to university, having your first job, building up your. Your own company, doesn't matter what it is. So this is that interesting part, which means what all of this Shaolin practices, it is about figuring out what is the core of you as a human being that you can develop. And then afterwards, what you are doing with this core really doesn't matter.