Bujingodai
Black Belt
I didn't say I wasn't given the title.
pardon me Senseiship, I'm being laman trying to explain something.
pardon me Senseiship, I'm being laman trying to explain something.
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Bujingodai said:I didn't say I wasn't given the title.
pardon me Senseiship, I'm being laman trying to explain something.
MisterMike said:A definition I have heard of Sensei is "one who has been before". I'm curious where you learned that martial art students give this title to their teacher, and why a person cannot refer to themselves with this title.
TIA
Titles such as shihan, kyoshi, renshi, hanshi, etc., are used only in written documents pertaining to that person. They are not terms to be used in verbal address, and it is considered impolite in Japan to do so.
Of course, it is also impolite in Japan to introduce yourself as "Sensei X," or (even more humously) "X Sensei."
Bujingodai said:I guess it begs further explaination due to the fact I am not a fraud and not lying about any of my past.
gozanryu said:You, and I , and anyone else who has a little education, knows your logic id flawed. If you purport yourself an expert, you can be ex[ected to substantiate it with credentials.
gozanryu said:"If their are photos of Phelps in Syria, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Libya, and Iraq and he is in them, he most likely didnt take them himself. If , in the photos, he is in a US Military uniform, he most likely did not get it from a swap meet. If he has pictures of himself being ordained, he most likely did not pay the Bishop off for the Photo op. If there are pictures of him signing the Guest Book at the Khyber Rifles, he was there, if there are underwater pictures of him and a submarine well. . . .