For Those Who Wish To Train Alone

Written by Lee, Ki Tae & Edited by Daniel Julian

 Beginning GiCheon is like one starts a journey to somewhere not many humans have been to. 

 Once you start it, you’re already in the half way of the destination.

And if you don’t stop it, you’re going closer to it any how, no matter how fast or slow you might think of your pace.

Then if you didn’t mind the speed of your pace, someday you will reach the end.

And I’m also on the way to the destination. 

 Practicing GiCheon is like one with open eyes walking in the dark or the blind walking in the light.

People want more and more although they have already had how to get there.  

Any one can’t see it but also some can do it.

Any one can’t realize it but some can do it.

Some say it’s out of reach but others say it’s within your reach.

Only if you set your mind to one goal against any environment (hardship, pain, etc), you will be there after all.