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[heading type=’h3′ no_top_padding=’true’]Hwa (Flowering)[/heading]
The reason for the word “Flower” is to state that just as a flower grows and then blooms, so should a man grow and then bloom.
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[heading type=’h3′ no_top_padding=’true’]Rang (Knight)[/heading]
The Rang or “Man” idea in the title refers to an ideal man: one of honor, strength, responsibility, and virtue.
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[heading type=’h3′ no_top_padding=’true’]Do (Way)[/heading]
Since it is in the name of the Art, these ideas are central to all aspects of Hwarangdo: one should be without needing to try to be. By this concept a practitioner is taught to be humble, strong, and honorable.
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