Judo In Montenegro
Judo In Montenegro/Božidar Markuš
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4.<br />
THE BEGINNINGS IN<br />
MONTENEGRO<br />
Positive cultural and historical experience, passed from one generation<br />
to another, has directed man’s quest to those activities which<br />
allowed for most learning with least consequences. Such precious discoveries<br />
have helped man to recognise game as one of the most efficient<br />
and rational ways of learning. Although every activity can be regarded<br />
as a game, a sport game seems to be special as it features both spiritual<br />
and physical activities, their mutual connection and check, enabling humans<br />
to get to know themselves and others better.<br />
Luring man by its esotery and at the same time inspiring hope,<br />
doubt and uncertainty, sport is in fact a highly successful, meaningful<br />
and intensive simulacrum of life. The martial arts which originate from<br />
the Far East seem to be prime examples. <strong>Judo</strong> especially.<br />
Created from arts which had been greatly shaped by eastern beliefs,<br />
mostly Buddhism and Hinduism, judo has never left anyone indifferent<br />
with its rites, symbolism and esotery, on the one hand, and great efficiency<br />
of its techniques, on the other. Its spiritual principles, based on<br />
humanity, equality, love and unity have made it appealing to all layers<br />
of society. Special interest for judo has been shown by those who have<br />
wanted to outdo themselves, to fathom the “unfathomable” and to see<br />
the “invisible”.<br />
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