The Cult of Heaven: Tengri

In this profound exploration of martial arts philosophy and ancient Kyrgyz wisdom, readers embark on a transformative journey through time-tested principles that bridge East and West. Drawing from rich historical sources, including early Turkic inscriptions and Taoist teachings, this book reveals how the warrior's path extends far beyond physical combat into the realm of spiritual growth and self-mastery. Through careful examination of concepts like wu-wei (effortless action) and the four martial virtues, readers discover how ancient wisdom remains remarkably relevant to modern life challenges. The author masterfully weaves together historical accounts of Kyrgyz rulers and warriors with timeless philosophical insights, showing how martial arts principles can guide us through life's eternal cycles of success and failure, joy and sorrow. This comprehensive work illuminates the deep connection between physical discipline and spiritual development, offering practical wisdom for facing life's challenges with courage, grace, and understanding.

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Mirlan NamatovForeign member of the National Society of Antiquities of France and the Academy of Sciences, Inscriptions and Fine Arts of Toulouse.Nurlan NamatovAssociate Fellow of the Royal Historical Society of Great Britain.Member of the Paris Asiatic Society.