With such wisdom as to point the way forward towards the truth and not backwards toward death, we can only hope that the country where this art was born can see the light and choose peace.
Actually, although I'm not meaning to "Preach", a lot of what the Shaolin Priests teach, whether they realize it or not, is derived straight from the Holy Bible. The Holy Bible also teaches forgiveness, letting go of the past, and helping those who, even if they are our enemies, need and seek for mercy. Think of Master Khan in one episode of Kung Fu, who gave a sworn enemy a bowl of rice, and a blanket to keep warm with. We need to learn these attributes, and follow them strictly, and, while I'm at it, I place myself at the top of the list of people that need to do these things. I've known how to do either good or evil, and so many times, I've done that which is wring. May God help me...us... everybody...to do that which is right, even when we want to take things into our own hands! If someone has done us wrong, don't seek revenge. Turn it over to God, and let him take care of the situation. He knows how! And if that person that has offended you asks for Forgiveness, forgive them. It is hard to do, but if your heart is right, then reconciliation can be made. This episode, amongst many others, contains loads of true wisdom. Remember:We are, after all, only human.
@@ronaldshank7589 "What the Shaolin Priests teach" comes from Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. Many of the aphorisms spoken by Masters Po and Kan come straight from Lao Tzu, for instance.
@@ronaldshank7589 The teachings given by the Shaolin masters pre-date Jesus by 500 years, and the jealous, wrathful, demanding god of the Bible is completely foreign to them. "The great Tao flows everywhere, both to the left and to the right. The ten thousand things depend on it; it holds nothing back. It fulfills its purpose silently and makes no claim. It nourishes the ten thousand things, and yet is not their lord. It has no aim; it is very small. The ten thousand things return to it, yet it is not their lord. If is very great. It does not show greatness, and it is therefore truly great." Tao Te Ching, chapter thirty four
Ah🦗grasshopper🙏📿, when you can walk on the rice paper without disturbing a single grain of rice...you will have attained enlightenment. The Kung Fu series was my favorite TV show. I watched every episode, attentively, without fail. Most of my friends ere enamored by the martial arts aspect of the show, but I was more intent on hearing the spiritual wisdom of Grasshopper's masters. Such as (1:48) when Grasshopper asks Master Po, "Will you help me walk the path? And Master Po replies, "I can only point the way Grasshopper, you must walk the path yourself".
Day Lilies are beautiful. If you wake up early enough, you can actually watch them slowly open to the sun from on top of a pond or lake. And the dew on them glistens like like diamonds and flashes little rainbows in the mist. I must have 200 pictures I've taken during this phenomenon, an not one of them enough comes close to capturing the brilliance and elegance of the moment.
Commercial TV changed when home VCR machines arrived in mid to late 70's. People watched cheap thrills on hired tape. TV soon lost the desire for quality work and followed suit.
@@orangefacedbuddah1776 No, it is **INDEED** the entire story! Like in ancient Rome, the public lost faith in religion & morality and wanted cheap thrills as substitutes. And, "no substitute is the real thing"...
3:19 In other words let karma deal with the general, Kwai Chiang. He is not worth tainting your soul with darkness. Master po is correct in that this warlord is clearly nearing his end. The performance by both David and Keye are brilliant here. The wise old master who sees this young man as his son is doing everything he can to save his soul, while the student wrestles with an old pain that strives to contradict the wisdom that he has gained since that dark day,
Denying an aspect of all human nature such as anger grants it power a thousand-fold over ones self. Instead seek to embrace and understand the anger, use the understanding of your anger to understand how it connects you to others, for we all hold such darkness in ourselves in equal capacity. Embrace the anger, but control it. So is the method of truth for other weaknesses such as fear, which can become strength if you master these aspects instead of allowing them to master you.
I never realized that Cain’s parents were killed deliberately as opposed to an accident. This has to be the most realistic, human reaction that we have seen from cane because usually he is reserved and in control.
Lust is the transgression that never delivers what it promises. Anger is the transgression that actually shortens a life both physically as well as spiritually.
How very true those words are! We must remember to refrain from trying to get revenge (vindication), for ourselves. It only leads to much more trouble than one could have ever thought that it could lead to.
I may be wrong, but is this the only time when Disciple Caine where's a red robe? he loved Master Po as if Po were his own father. It is signifigant that Po tried to help Caine with his anger, but perhaps Po was too emotionally connected to Caine, as it was Master Kan who had the final word.
If the brain has lack of air , the brain would be open to suggestion , the cure for a cigarette smoking would be to quit smoking , then there would more of having self control
Master Po: "By taking the path that leads to the Truth." In Buddhism, the word for Truth is Dharma. Truth is an indisputable virtue, an unchanging fact like 2+2=4. People try to debate, or finesse, or interpret Truth, none of which can be done. Dharma--the unchanging truth--is one of the three virtues of Buddhism, beside the Buddha Himself and the Sangha (the community of the faithful).
The writers of the new Iron Fist series should watch this series and make Danny's time at Kun-Lun like this I could see Lei- Kung speaking such wisdom to Danny not the tripe they have said so far while some of it is good doubt in combat leads to death and being a double edged sword when fighting two opponents allowing a innocent to die is just wrong.
Phillip Ahn always displayed a regal presence in all his roles. What a treasure!
With such wisdom as to point the way forward towards the truth and not backwards toward death, we can only hope that the country where this art was born can see the light and choose peace.
The Left is to inspired by the CCP
The Left sadly is inspired by the CCP and has no interest in ending its tyranny.
The Left is inspired by the CCP and dares not challenge China.
Such brilliant and wonderful wisdom in this show!
Actually, although I'm not meaning to "Preach", a lot of what the Shaolin Priests teach, whether they realize it or not, is derived straight from the Holy Bible. The Holy Bible also teaches forgiveness, letting go of the past, and helping those who, even if they are our enemies, need and seek for mercy. Think of Master Khan in one episode of Kung Fu, who gave a sworn enemy a bowl of rice, and a blanket to keep warm with. We need to learn these attributes, and follow them strictly, and, while I'm at it, I place myself at the top of the list of people that need to do these things. I've known how to do either good or evil, and so many times, I've done that which is wring. May God help me...us... everybody...to do that which is right, even when we want to take things into our own hands! If someone has done us wrong, don't seek revenge. Turn it over to God, and let him take care of the situation. He knows how! And if that person that has offended you asks for Forgiveness, forgive them. It is hard to do, but if your heart is right, then reconciliation can be made. This episode, amongst many others, contains loads of true wisdom. Remember:We are, after all, only human.
@@ronaldshank7589 "What the Shaolin Priests teach" comes from Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. Many of the aphorisms spoken by Masters Po and Kan come straight from Lao Tzu, for instance.
@@c.a.t.732 But-They never deny the existence of God, or the teachings of the Holy Bible.
@@ronaldshank7589 The teachings given by the Shaolin masters pre-date Jesus by 500 years, and the jealous, wrathful, demanding god of the Bible is completely foreign to them.
"The great Tao flows everywhere, both to the left and to the right. The ten thousand things depend on it; it holds nothing back. It fulfills its purpose silently and makes no claim.
It nourishes the ten thousand things, and yet is not their lord. It has no aim; it is very small.
The ten thousand things return to it, yet it is not their lord. If is very great.
It does not show greatness, and it is therefore truly great."
Tao Te Ching, chapter thirty four
@@ronaldshank7589I'm sure both share wisdom in their teachings.
The truth will not be cheated. Words of a master that resonate.
Keye Luke and Phillip Ahn, were so perfect for this series. I often thought that they were the best characters in the series.
Yes they were awesome
master po was my favorite
The best wisdom ever on kung fu series.
Ah🦗grasshopper🙏📿, when you can walk on the rice paper without disturbing a single grain of rice...you will have attained enlightenment.
The Kung Fu series was my favorite TV show. I watched every episode, attentively, without fail. Most of my friends ere enamored by the martial arts aspect of the show, but I was more intent on hearing the spiritual wisdom of Grasshopper's masters. Such as (1:48) when Grasshopper asks Master Po, "Will you help me walk the path? And Master Po replies, "I can only point the way Grasshopper, you must walk the path yourself".
I loved this in the 80s and i still do ♥
It was released in 1972.
We all say forgive is a great thing until you are faced to forgive.
Then the struggle is real.
That always is the challenge.
'' Is not his path which he treads with his own feet, leading him to an eternal grave?''
TRUE!
You as well..as I....or have you other ideas
I wish this program series came back again!!!
Taking vengeance does not bring stillness to your heart but leaves a dark hole.
Nope! Sometime you need to revenge to remain still with your mind entire and not in pieces. To remain sane.
Be still, like water. Watching with awareness.
Bring back the series
Would it work today?
@@miketravis6149 keanu
NO REMAKES!!! use the original
Day Lilies are beautiful. If you wake up early enough, you can actually watch them slowly open to the sun from on top of a pond or lake. And the dew on them glistens like like diamonds and flashes little rainbows in the mist. I must have 200 pictures I've taken during this phenomenon, an not one of them enough comes close to capturing the brilliance and elegance of the moment.
that is a very powerful meditation.
Why can't all commercial TV be of this quality?
+cosmic waderer it looks to have been an extremely rare event it ever got made
Commercial TV changed when home VCR machines arrived in mid to late 70's. People watched cheap thrills on hired tape. TV soon lost the desire for quality work and followed suit.
It's because it was made in the 70s when people were different
@@electronwave4551 there is much truth in what you say,but its not the entire story.
@@orangefacedbuddah1776 No, it is **INDEED** the entire story! Like in ancient Rome, the public lost faith in religion & morality and wanted cheap thrills as substitutes. And, "no substitute is the real thing"...
Once anger has run its course, there is only emptiness. But emptiness paves the way for other fuel sources that are not based around wrath.
RUclips : for god sake. Let us watch the full season again. And find tranquillity in ourselves?
The series, I own all three seasons on DVD is very affordable at Amazon.com
you can watch it on daily motion
@@newking70 namaste 🙏
It must have cost the monastery a bloody fortune for all those candles....
ha ha ha 😃😃😃😃and had a similar naughty thought about all the black smoke.I think we should both hand ourselves in to the masters chamber.
3:19 In other words let karma deal with the general, Kwai Chiang. He is not worth tainting your soul with darkness. Master po is correct in that this warlord is clearly nearing his end. The performance by both David and Keye are brilliant here. The wise old master who sees this young man as his son is doing everything he can to save his soul, while the student wrestles with an old pain that strives to contradict the wisdom that he has gained since that dark day,
great lessons never taught in schools.
no,but we do get the option to choose our sex.
@@orangefacedbuddah1776your comment is relevant to this thread how?
Be like still water my friend, be like still water
Holding onto anger is like drinking poison, then waiting for the other person to die.
true, but anger always has a way of flowing over and engulfing us.
Denying an aspect of all human nature such as anger grants it power a thousand-fold over ones self. Instead seek to embrace and understand the anger, use the understanding of your anger to understand how it connects you to others, for we all hold such darkness in ourselves in equal capacity.
Embrace the anger, but control it. So is the method of truth for other weaknesses such as fear, which can become strength if you master these aspects instead of allowing them to master you.
magnificent.
yes Kit Angela. ...... Magnificent! !!
anger yes but not for revolt cuz it can be done without anger ;)
I never realized that Cain’s parents were killed deliberately as opposed to an accident. This has to be the most realistic, human reaction that we have seen from cane because usually he is reserved and in control.
grasshopper, heed the words of the ancient stone masters: you can't get no satisfaction
Say they also: You can't always have your desire, but if you bring forth the effort, you will attain that which is sufficient.
Ok Laszlo. The heart of a dead man is also tranquil and still.
Nope, the heart of a dead man is dead. There's a difference...
Loved these dialogue
full episodes please
Gems of wisdom!!! Word up!!!
Must forget past hurts only way forward to happiness is forget the past things have moved on and are always better after lessons learned on 2nd time .
"look into it, and see yourself.":)
Muy buena serie, del Kun fu, fue mi favorita en mi infancia me gustaría que pasaran nuevamente esta peliculas.
Lust and Anger lead to the depths of Hell!
Lust is the transgression that never delivers what it promises. Anger is the transgression that actually shortens a life both physically as well as spiritually.
How very true those words are! We must remember to refrain from trying to get revenge (vindication), for ourselves. It only leads to much more trouble than one could have ever thought that it could lead to.
even from darkness can come the light of knowledge
No, there is nothing good that comes out of spiritual darkness.
Fight on your back of times of the past but many won't let go and they tell us that heh
I may be wrong, but is this the only time when Disciple Caine where's a red robe? he loved Master Po as if Po were his own father. It is signifigant that Po tried to help Caine with his anger, but perhaps Po was too emotionally connected to Caine, as it was Master Kan who had the final word.
I love this.
what is it grasshopper...
follow Jesus - HE is the path HE is the way
How many lives has this episode saved?
The lives of those troubled to kill? Or those that would be objective of the those that were troubled?
Untold lives. That is the answer.
Mine. 😌
Dont let your anger cloud your judgment think before you pull a knife or gun in anger
The sad irony of the show that Caine killed the Royal nephew in anger. To avenge the death of his master and great friend.
Thank you CHUCK Fu
What a show, Tv nowadays is garbage and brain farts in comparison.
brain farts lmaooo
@@dlmdee Absolutely #scamdemic
If the brain has lack of air , the brain would be open to suggestion , the cure for a cigarette smoking would be to quit smoking , then there would more of having self control
I also had/have (depending on the day) a problem with revenge - someone hurt my family and lives like he can do whatever he wants'.
Revenge only lessens you. You have to become greater than it.
Master Po: "By taking the path that leads to the Truth." In Buddhism, the word for Truth is Dharma. Truth is an indisputable virtue, an unchanging fact like 2+2=4. People try to debate, or finesse, or interpret Truth, none of which can be done. Dharma--the unchanging truth--is one of the three virtues of Buddhism, beside the Buddha Himself and the Sangha (the community of the faithful).
Kung-Fu ❤❤❤❤❤
Always loved the mystism of this show the answers to questions of life why do people hate why is there strife and indiference
Hundred eyes is still similar ....
I want to know how he fired two shots from a single shot muzzleloader?
Qi
I thinks his parents would have wanted him to avenge their dead.
My master told me I should be more like water, so now, like water, I am drunk most lunchtimes.
Hahahahaha!
Kung Fu full episodes soon? ⚔️🇦🇱
Q Isn't any man who goes through what this one has, an honour to any parent?
He diidnt have to drop the hand forged bonsai scissors
Your New Name : is Grasshopper! Watch young fool! You will always be Right when you watch Young Fool!
I'm in
I have been trying to find the Kung Fu of the 1980's, where Caine has a son who is a police detective.
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
Michael Hamilton That show was on in the 1990's, not the 1980's.
Be Calm
1:49
go towards the Light, not Darkness.
The Light is Jesus Christ, not Buddha!
The writers of the new Iron Fist series should watch this series and make Danny's time at Kun-Lun like this I could see Lei- Kung speaking such wisdom to Danny not the tripe they have said so far while some of it is good doubt in combat leads to death and being a double edged sword when fighting two opponents allowing a innocent to die is just wrong.
Life lessons ,the Chinese way
7
wtf