Mission Statement

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I, Aaron, stand at the crossroads of Martial Arts, Marital Laws, Meditation, and Meditative Martial Discipline, committed to a way of life that unites strength and kindness, awareness and action. My purpose is to awaken both the latent power and the compassionate heart in every student; to forge human beings who are strong in body, sound in law, clear in mind, and open in spirit.

Grounded in traditional systems—Qi-Gong, Kenjutsu, Ninjutsu, Jeet Kune Do—complemented by breath work, Kundalini practices, and the sacred chants “Om Mani Padme Hum,” “Aha,” and other resonant mantras, my work is a living bridge between physical discipline, ethical clarity, and spiritual presence.

I honor the ancient laws that govern kinship, marriage, interaction, responsibility—what I call “Marital Laws”—as much as the martial: the codes of honor, courage, respect, and service. For it is only when our relationships, our legal and social commitments, align with our inner virtues that true strength arises—not brute force, but power anchored in integrity.

Through “Status Chi Unisys Mediation,” “Humanfly Technique,” and the title of Dragon Shirzda, I offer more than techniques. I offer structure: a path for growth across levels of consciousness, from the physical and mental to the ethical and spiritual. I believe every practice, every kata, every breath, every chant is a doorway. Each student is called to pass through, transformed, more awake, more able to carry compassion and clarity into the world.

My commitment is to those who wish to walk a warrior’s path—not for conquest, but for stewardship: over self, over family, over community, over law, over spirit. I teach not to dominate, but to uplift. Not to divide, but to unify.

I promise:

• To hold a space where rigorous discipline coexists with open heart.
• To guide technically: mastery of martial arts, respectful understanding of marital / relational law, precise mediation skills.
• To teach spiritually: breath, awareness, mantra, meditation, fostering inner peace and presence.
• To cultivate power in the right hands: power balanced with empathy, power aligned with service.

I see the world as rich with possibility—each human being capable of profound transformation. If justice, compassion, clarity, and strength live in harmony within us, then our relationships, families, societies can begin to heal.

This is my mission: to hold and to share a way of being that is whole—strong yet tender; steadfast yet flexible; bound by law, lifted by love; grounded in reality, soaring on spirit. To nurture not just fighters or scholars, but human-flies—beings who hover at the threshold of the ordinary and the sacred, walking the path of awakened power.

Humanfly Ward’s Wonder is the name I give to the living domain of transformation: the field, the ward, the sanctuary where students become part of something greater.

• Ward: a protected space—not isolated, but shielded—where one can safely confront limits, fears, and ignorance. Where the lessons of martial and marital laws become vivid. Where discipline is kind, and healing is part of training.
   
• Wonder: the spark of awe that arises when someone looks inward and sees their own potential; when they recognize the power of breath, the geometry of movement, the resonance of sound; when moral clarity emerges, and love for self and others deepens.
   
• Humanfly: symbolizing the one who can alight anywhere—capable of movement, adaptability, perspective. The Humanfly flies between domains: physical and spiritual, law and art, self and other. Always moving, always aware, always capable of landing firmly when needed.
   

In Humanfly Ward’s Wonder, the student learns:

• to mediate: between inner conflict and outer challenge; between desire and duty; between force and yielding.
• to navigate Marital Laws—not only in marriage or partnership, but in all relationships: clarity, responsibility, trust, respect.
• to embody Martial Arts—not only as physical technique, but as integrity, courage, perseverance, compassion.
• to breathe deeply and chant quietly: to let mantra and breath dissolve boundaries; to touch presence.
• to move through levels of consciousness: from awareness of body, to mind, to ethics, to awakened spirit.

This ward is not for the fainthearted. It requires courage. It demands honesty. It asks its students to own both shadow and light. But it also offers profound reward: rooted power, clarity of purpose, love in action.