Ninja Mind. Kevin Keitoshi Casey

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      THE

       NINJA MIND

      THE

       NINJA

       MIND

      KEVIN KEITOSHI CASEY

      With a foreword by

       STEPHEN K. HAYES

      TUTTLE Publishing

       Tokyo | Rutland, Vermont | Singapore

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      Copyright © 2013 Kevin Keitoshi Casey

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      Contents

	Foreword By Stephen K. Hayes
CHAPTER 1	The First Encounter
CHAPTER 2	The Nine powers
CHAPTER 3	The Secrets told
CHAPTER 4	Physical Strength
	Exercise One – the Unbendable arm
	Exercise Two – Getting earthy
	Exercise Three – Manifesting Power
CHAPTER 5	Mental Strength
	Exercise Four – Noticing Your Story
	Exercise Five – retelling Your Story
	Exercise Six – Transcendent intention
	Exercise Seven – The Mantra
CHAPTER 6	Spirit Strength
	Exercise eight – Meditation
	Exercise Nine – identifying Your hero
	Exercise Ten – Meeting Your hero
CHAPTER 7	Becoming Strength
	Exercise eleven – dedication of Benefit
	Exercise Twelve – Walking as the hero
CHAPTER 8	Negative