Beginning and End

Beginning and End was a Mastery 7 Way of the Open Hand Web Supplement, p. 34 Aiki Fire Kiho that allowed the monk to understand that the cycle of rebirth affected almost everything equally, but for the one thing that could be both the easiest and hardest to change: the mind. The monk channeled his creativity from within and rethought even the most ingrained ideas. Rebirth, by Jed Carleton and Rich Wulf
== Drawback ==
While the monk was under the initial effects of this kiho, his “rebirth” of thought consumed all of his awareness. He was completely concentrated inward, attempting to rebuild his own beliefs and knowledge. He would be easily ambushed and was simply unaware of his surroundings. The excess Fire in the mind of the user made other learning nearly impossible. 
== External Links ==
* Beginning and End (Spirit Wars)
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