Author: Greg Johnson

Lifeways > Adonaikido From Many Books – Unity and Order in Diversity. Adonaikido draws meaning and guidance from many texts. However, the central and foundational text of Adonaikido is the The Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Although it is a children’s book, The Lorax by Dr. Seuss (also available as a video) provides one of the foundational teachings of Adonaikido. Other… Continue reading Adonaikido – Sacred Texts

Lifeways > Adonaikido From Many One Voice. Unlike other world religions, there is no single defining leader or founder of Adonaikido. Ultimately, Adonai, the Almighty, is the great teacher (Sensei or Rabbi) and founder of Adonaikido. However, one goal of the Adonaikido practitioner is to become the essential living embodiment of various spiritual leaders. The practitioner of… Continue reading Adonaikido – Leaders and Teachers

Lifeways > Adonaikido Oneness and Balance. The Adonaikido practitioner works toward achieving and sustaining awareness, balance, and harmony of body, spirit, and soul, in a state of oneness with the entire physical and non-physical universe. The Adonaikido practitioner seeks to grow in many interdependent areas of life simultaneously such as health, intellect, finances, family, career, etc. For an… Continue reading Adonaikido – Principles, Teachings, and Practices

Lifeways > Adonaikido Etymology and Meaning of Adonaikido. The name Adonaikido contains two words that are interwoven: Adonai and Aikido. As the name suggests, it is not just the joining of two thoughts which remain separate, but a theological and philosophical alchemy and blending which produces an entirely new paradigm in thought and spirituality. In… Continue reading Adonaikido – Etymology and Meaning

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