White Lotus?

Question

what is it in relevance to martial arts

how deadly is it if even deadly at all

and what are other forms of deadly martial arts

Answer 1

Martial art associations and school owners like to fluff up the names of their arts and techniques. It’s a buyer beware market. I’m not sure what ‘White Lotus’ is supposed to mean to you in this case. But you can check this for a good bet; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Lotus

As for what is deadly and what isn’t that has a lot to do with who’s teaching and who’s learning.  Notable exceptions to claims of being deadly; Aikido and Judo. Everything else that springs to my mind is going to claim to be deadly, or claim to be able to *become* deadly if you needed it to be. Interestingly claims of being ‘street worthy’ abound while parallel claims of people not ever having to use their art are as pervasive. The apparent implication is that self confidence and interpersonal communication skills are learned while training and inoculate the student to some degree from getting into fights. This may or may not be true. I suggest you look into the histories of martial arts that interest you and see if they’ve been used in ways you’re interested in using them.

Try these on for size;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aikijutsu

http://kenpo-texas.com/kenpohistory.htm

http://www.kenpokarate.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaolin_Kun...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gichin_Funa...

http://www.shaolininstitute.com/Hung%20G...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazilian_J...

Answer 2

Ninjustu is defintly not the deadlist form of martial arts its bullshido ive seen amutar kick boxers Ko ninjustu practioners.

Answer 3

im not sure but i believe lotus flowers are posionous

Answer 4

Sounds like a form of Kung Fu. Ninjutsu is the most deadly art I've taken (and am still taking).