Shi Heng Yi, key lessons on the Shaolin Spirit: self-mastery, self-discipline, freedom, unstoppable attitude, Shaolin virtues and love - podcast #174

"Learn to live a life like there was no choice. That's freedom" - Shi Heng Yi. Interview (in English with a summary of each question in Spanish) with Shaolin Master Shi Heng Yi about the Shaolin Spirit: self-mastery, life-mastery, self-discipline, freedom, Shaolin virtues, building a solid spirit, unstoppable attitude, love, compassion, forgiveness, and enjoying life as it is. It's a conversation about improving your character, creating the best version of yourself, connecting as one and becoming one with everything. "If you want to change the world, change yourself first" Shi Heng Yi belongs to the 35th Generation of Shaolin Masters and is the headmaster of the Shaolin Temple Europe 歐洲少林寺 located in Germany. He focuses on training methods to develop unity of body and mind, merging internal and external power. "Keep a mirror in front and watch yourself" - Shi Heng Yi. This is my second time interviewing Master Shi Heng Yi for the podcast. So it was possible after finishing the Monastery on Time program in the Shaolin Temple, we dived deep into self-mastery and life-mastery, finding a more human and wise "Shifu". "Great people are expressing a great spirit, a powerful spirit" "Every human is in a different state of need" Index of contents - in this episode, you will learn The no-structure within the structure. The benefits of living under the external structure. Does self-discipline lead to freedom? Important lessons of teaching Shaolin Arts. The importance of the Shaolin Virtues. Self-mastery and self-control. Love, compassion, forgiveness - qualities from the heart. Live advice to those who want to stand out. "The main part is the doing part" Podcast show-notes First interview with Shi Heng Yi. Shi Heng Yi's website. Shaolin Temple Europe's website.  First experience in the temple. The monastery on time. Video-interview. "Realize where you are standing and accept it for yourself" - Shi Heng Yi.