Remember when you were a kid and you’d get the new box of cereal just for the fact that you knew it had a surprise in it?
Not the chocolatey goodness, not the creamy marshmallows, not the silly rabbit; no – it was about the prize.
That excitement that you felt – your eyes open wide, your breathing all sped up. The cereal making gravely, crunching sounds as you feverishly dug your hand deeper into the Lucky Charms searching for the elusive prize.
That’s how I felt when I was looking for the answer to, “Hey – what’s in the Ten Volumes of the Shaolin Secrets?”
No one had asked me before. Sure, I was getting all kinds of questions on what’s in Volume I, how much information, is this real, blah-blah-blah…
When someone asked the contents of all ten – that was a great question.
The Ten Volumes are in there original form and language, which is Chinese. There are currently three volumes translated to English and I have seen all three. Until recently, I had no idea what is in Volumes Four through Ten.
Until now.
I’ve been working and meeting with Dr. Shin Min Li, the man responsible for translating the Shaolin Secrets to English and I brought up the fact that I didn’t know what was in the other Volumes.
He looked at me with his always present smile and said, “Mista Wirriam, the contents of all Ten Volumes are listed in the notes I translated from the pages that were contained in the wooden box before the very first volume. Find those and you’ll have the answer.”
Oh yeah – prize in the box of cereal time.
I rushed home and started digging. Took me awhile but guess what? He was right.
I’d had the Table of Contents for all Ten Volumes on my bookshelf since I started the project. They just weren’t “Americanized” and labeled properly.
I can’t reveal them to you now – but I can tell you this…
This – is some F-A-R out shtuff.
Shaolin Secrets Volume I: Shaolin Feats of Martial Arts is the official title of Volume I according to the list that was in the sacred wooden box.
For those of you who already own Volume I, you know of all the internal and external techniques, principles and information contained in it.
It’s nothing compared to the rest of the Volumes.
Everything is here. How to train the internal arts; Deep breathing secrets, how to use weapons, grappling and throwing, joint breaking, acupuncture and medical Qi gong, medicinal recipes, tons of illustrations and much more.
This blows me away. It makes me even more excited to train with the Shaolin Monks, which starts tomorrow and goes through this Sunday.
I’m hoping to get an audience with the Professor and the Head Abbot together for a bit and talk shop.
I’ll let you know how that goes.
In the meantime, if you don’t have the Shaolin Secrets Volume I or II yet, get over to http://www.shaolinsecrets.com and get yours right away.
When the other Volumes start to be released, you’ll be lost without the first two and the information they contain.
Best,
William Huff
P.S. – Many more photos, interviews and “proof” for all the doubters out there that the Shaolin Secrets are the real deal are coming to the site very soon. I’ve also got some surprises in store and a new way for you to get a piece of the Shaolin Secrets delivered to your house – every single month. Stay tuned.