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(15 minutes north of Keene)
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Takemusu Aikido
The Founder considered Takemusu Aikido to be the highest form of Aikido. Takemusu contains two Japanese characters: Take (Bu) = Martial, and Musu= To be born. These two characters combine to refer to martial movement spontaneously created, without active thought, resulting in a pure Aikido technique. He felt that one’s training went through four major periods of development: Basic technique, flexible technique, flowing technique, and finally Takemusu Aiki. He considered this final form of Aikido to be attainable by anyone through practice.