SURVIVE OR DIE SILAT

[@Thejenggo]

control yourself before you control others ...omg that ending line gave me goosebumps

[@brentedmund4846]

ziq hilmy yes!

[@prosperityyoung4754]

GOLD

[@bobbyhill4118]

ziq hilmy it’s great advice.

[@adhityasena1619]

You'll get more goosebumps if try to search more about silat, try search vibravision. That's pretty cool

[@jareth7456]

He who conquers others is strong, he who conquers himself is mighty.

[@putratotti]

I like this guy, fluent English, expert about Silat, if not mistaken he is from Brunei. One of the best instructor Silat. Respect From Indonesia!

[@VVindowZ]

emang dari malaysia tuh bro.. silatnya udah mendunia.. pengen tuh belajar sama dia.. tapi kayaknya ga ada kelasnya di indonesia yak..??

[@jailang6593]

@@VVindowZ Beliau tu dari Brunei, bukan Malaysia. Aku orang Malaysia.

[@VVindowZ]

eh.. betul betul.. brunei maksud saya.. saya dari sumatera barat.. minang :D kat sini juga ada silat bermacam macam.. tapi tak terorgabisir macam SSBD.. turun temurun dalam keluarga jer.. yang tak punya keluarga ahli silat, sedih lah.. :D

[@minolrahman8338]

@John Smith His fluency may not be to your standard, but he obviously gets his message accross. The 'fluent' one usually don't know what they are saying and are just teaching others crap.

[@ae_marn]

Jom pubg

[@SamLungMartialArts]

Finaly someone who is not talking ONLY about "the streets" wearing army stuff and trying to look as tough as he can, but someone who speaks in a great way about true martial art values like honor, humbleness, respect, dignity and peace. Absolutely a great and humble teacher. I trained once with him but I love to work with him again one day. Respect!

[@Prof.Fulkerson]

Community mindset versus all about myself... very good stuff!

[@siaaing1570]

Coz pencak silat has more philosophy than we know,about the move ,the style,the "jurus" etc.

[@patisuro2143]

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[@iszephyr]

Exactly thank you for this comment man

[@ggyugcxzzf]

Your racism is peeking out

[@sunkiss-da-dreadisrael4561]

he is intimidating because he smiles like he is harmless but will kill anything infront of him that is a threat! i like this guy

[@achmadgunaryo6313]

I feel that I learned an important lesson, that the highest purpose of being able to play silat is to protect (yourself and your family), not to show how good you are (in attacking other people). Salam hormat from Indonesia...

[@second_second_]

This wisdom is so inspirational

[@MrRafalee]

I found this guy by accident. Many speak highly of different martial arts, and especially Juijitsu and Krav Maga. Every time that I watch a video about Krav Maga, I see Silat in action. This guy I could watch for hours. He talks a lot, which is fine. If I could only have this guy around here as my instructor. The footwork, the instruction, and the history. This guy is Solid! There are a lot of videos comparing different styles of Martial Arts, and many compared inside a ring or octagon. In a cage fight, there are rules. If you train for a cage fight, then you’re going to fight like a cage fighter. I’m a real life or death situation, where rules don’t apply, you fight like you train. This guy is awesome, and I would Love to train under him. He has my upmost respect.

[@---wl3bi]

Dont put krav maga in the same sentence as silat

[@ernestgreen254]

💯💯💯💪 AGREED 👍🏿 FACTS

[@ElonMaskwqwqwq5773]

Krav maga is a joke

[@sebelahgede9715]

this is the perfect way to explain silat philosophy. Salam from Indonesia, Guru Maul

[@tomimn2233]

I learned more about the art from hearing stories than just seeing physical display of movements. My favorite part is when he said that front line fighters are committed to wide "one hit kill" swings because if they slowed down they would only endanger themselves. Also interesting is how fighters would rather redirect enemies so their friends could finish them rather than racking up body counts for themselves. Great story, a good insight into the art.

[@matsuwd-emethdaath4002]

Exactly...the art and purpose is always larger than any single one individual....it makes sense to preserve as much as possible to others behind you to have a continuation.

[@satriyanto6741]

we also have an old culture with so many kingdoms or tribes without king in nusantara and always involving war and the land here lack open field or space. they often fight at jungle, paddy field, at a bridge. unlike those wars you see in movies in open space where you can gather thousand people in an open area, here they were fighting in scattering groups. that's why they need to cooperates well with their teammate. they need to find en efficient way to fight in groups. There's no point in bragging your skill for one on one battle since almost all fight will eventually end with a war at that time. at least, a war between village or school. in my tribe, if it's about a personal matter from same groups (internal quarrel), there was a kind of fight inside a "kain sarung" (sarong). You put the two mans who want to fight inside that sarong and let them fight to death using "kerambit" or "karih" or may be "pedang" in that tight space. What happen inside that sarong ends there. No one from outside should interfere and what happens inside that sarong has nothing to do with anything outside after the fight. No vengeance. You have the free to use any trick inside that sarong and you should know that it's about kill or be killed fight inside. thought it's so rare for this kind of fight to be happen since most Pandeka have a great level of wisdom. The important rule for Pandeka as a personal, to never seek for enemy, yet will never run away if they find one. but it will be different if it's not a personal issue anymore, like a war between village, tribe or kingdom.

[@kachokako]

😢

[@belalativi4818]

Please check this value : 1.27 one strong attack move, to starting the fight.. opponent will down/loose, or continue to next fighting.. 2.37 the silat player, usually wear some "little clothe" at their head.. the poin is, when we challenge other player, no killing/ murdering act.!!! Just slap or punch or kicking this "little clothe" in head, so the player get loose.. silat fighting usually seen by others body.. if we killing our opponent, the audiences will capture us, punish us or kill us too.!!! Thats honourable poin of martial.!!! Pure martial is for surviving purpose, not attacking or hurting others.!!!! This mean, real art.. Silat is from Arabic poem, "silaturahim".. it mean, good relationship, good families, good friends, good neighborhood.. way tokeep each others.. Historis of silat, come from past years ago, when Indonesia still in kingdoms eras.. much kingdom killing each others for glory, gold, or religion.. with silat of course.. so much body dying.. When Islam slowly come to Indonesian , silat being changing for relationship way.. to protect families, neighbor, friends, brother sister, poor body.. to peace way..

[@terryhoward5228]

a great and humble man.massive respect.i have met him and he is exactly as he appears

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Agreed. He's a fine bloke : )

[@vvvv-7v.vi.7]

@@worldofmartialartstelevision you are American idiot, muai thai boran is the best fighting style, ever made. Wait.

[@jac9963]

I love the philosophy of these peoples, and their culture. It reminds me so much of the Torres Strait Islander, Moldi and Indigenous Australian ways of my own ancestry. There is significance and meaning in all of one's actions, gestures, words and thoughts. Max respect.

[@danielreale2044]

Maori*

[@sv4h22a4]

The malay/nusantara had been trading with the indegenious australian thousands of years before any white man even know there is a land down under

[@sv4h22a4]

There is a speculation that the malay keris were inspired by the sting ray tail while it swims, or maybe inspired by the bones carved into weapon by the maoris that have this wave-like swords

[@felesiaawang705]

maori ancestor originate from the malay archipelago.

[@delancyj67]

One of the most sensible explanations of martial arts I've ever heard. Thanks for posting.

[@TuanNguyen-ur2cr]

The great thing about martial art is that it makes you a wolf among sheep... Well mannered middle aged man, doesn't swear, not overly aggressive, very humble but when push comes shove you blink and its over. If Mr Mornie were to walk by you in the street, you wouldnt think twice of him being a threat EVER and I guess that is the real power of martial arts. Leave your egos at home

[@trinityzilch728]

wolft? hell no the thugs are wolfs and lions are the humbles one

[@satriyanto6741]

a wolf never been respected by a sheep. but as a Pandeka, they teach you to earn respect, not to be feared.

[@freaker126]

maul is the best. explaining what silat and martial art are about. people nowadays, don't understand that. it's all about money and winning egos. you're never the best in martial art because, one day, there will always be someone better and faster or whatever.

[@tomsgorky3617]

The wisdom of Silat, the wisdom of Nusantara people. Awesome....

[@PRAYFORPALESTINE]

Awesome information . Sembah hormat dari saya , faiz dari Pulau Pinang , Malaysia . Anak Gayong Pulau Pinang 🙏🏻❤️

[@richard0shay718]

I love the fact silat n kali/escrema share n evolve together. Beautiful relationship!

[@dualsoul7398]

Silat and Firma lookslike twin sibling 🧐

[@THLLS-ej2tq]

Truly a great person and teacher. I really enjoy watching this guy demonstrate his art. Deadly poetry in motion.

[@JeeniusGaming]

beeing into martial arts on and off my whole life, this is by far the best explanation i have ever heard!

[@ryanmcgrath339]

You could listen to this guy chatting about martial arts for a long time

[@ogcombatacademy]

Most times you actually learn more by just listening...nice Guru Maul

[@abybaby02]

Such an amazing explanation.. It is the same things that are explained in our scriptures as well.. You should fight not for ego..

[@fredvela6994]

Honest and humble teachings Maul.

[@jdigap007]

Very good sharing of the historical and cultural background of the art.

[@miketrevino9093]

I can just close my eyes and listen to that knowledge all day!! much respect and appreciation. thanks for sharing.

[@Backwoodsandblades]

This is true self defense. From the first words. Bravo. Wish I could study with this guy.

[@scoutstripedwolf950]

That is what I sense.

[@PpAirO5]

This is the "real" darth maul 😏 Very likeable and humble person 😌 I would love to learn Pencak Silat from him 🙏😌

[@getyolife...fitness6548]

I love this guy's teaching and videos, wish I could have ,my kids learn from him!

[@jiujitsu77]

Now I want to learn this art.So insightful

[@hakeemdj368]

respect your enemy. that's one of the principles in silat martial arts.

[@nikotsalis]

What a great personality, what a great master. Simple efficient comunicativ. Respect.

[@ameerulaqmalmalek9470]

I love the way you break down the technique.. plus the back story the history of silat..

[@JoergB]

"I do not teaching you violence!" Thx!

[@perryostrander4648]

Thank you for the opportunity to learn as a man it not about ego it's about honor that witch the children forgot

[@bluehealerdogcat9169]

Im pilipino I know what his talking about. I seen as a kid too many times. Manila and tondo it's something that westerners will never understand. In Mindanao and other parts still happen. That is not MMA. It's reality. Life or death not for fame or money.

[@davegrizzly6301]

am pinoy to my family is from bicol.. :)

[@rodcarloanoso1116]

YUNN OHHH nadali

[@cyborgninja5489]

This guy is so freaking cool.

[@jeeschin]

Great tutor and master of the art. Happy to not hear many MMA suggestions by ignorant individuals that keep mixing them up...

[@2gunzup07]

What do you mean what's wrong with judo bjj wrestling kudo karate or wing chun muary thai styles made to attack

[@afrizal8275]

​@@2gunzup07 most of silat techniques is to kill and cant be used for modern competition. even in silat competition these day, they cant really show what the real silat is because of too many rules. silat is dirty if u dont want to call it brutal. it's for do or die situation.

[@kellyrabon4340]

You sir make me love martial arts again .Thank you for sharing youre art and knowledge with me .

[@SilverWolfITA]

Thank you for this history lesson. This helped me to conferm my chose about learn Silat. I love all about this and it is okay with my mentality.

[@Clark28563]

I will keep this in mind for when I am fighting a village of native americnas

[@mrddahlan4315]

Furthermore, I like the word committed attacked, from anywhere in whatever condition day light or in the dark dry or wet ground and from unpredicted direction, etc.... thank you Maul Mornie...!

[@second_second_]

This is why our teachers say history is important.. This is actually so inspirational. Thank you

[@Kokujin43]

very insightful regarding armed conflict , tribal mentality and group tactics

[@requiscatinpace7392]

I did a seminar with Maul, which was awesome!! He’s a scary, yet lovely guy!!

[@doeldol1997]

behind great power there is a good responsibility that must be carried out Respect from 🇮🇩 brothers

[@faznishib1988]

I love the stories and philosophies being told and passed on here

[@tomsgorky3617]

Awesome explanation....control ourselves first, that's the meaning of self-defense art

[@LockBoxingAcademy]

love the history and execution,great teacher

[@tawfiqbey6259]

I really like, appreciate and respect this philosophy.

[@richardhenry1969]

Thank you for the background that makes the art so much more what a great teacher I wish he came down here to Florida I would love to lean the smooth flow he has an how he makes things look so easy

[@zeusolympus3185]

Best explanation about real fighting till now. Not to offend others but he really put others to rethink their videos.

[@TheNazreensyah]

"Silat is not about dueling." Well there you go, a real life martial art that is suitable in the real world.

[@jozenespino3773]

Maul Mornie is one of the best silat Masters & Also good in Speaking English.👌👍

[@user-dd2xf3ey7d]

filosofi nya pahami diri ...kenali diri sebelum bertindak/action

[@MichaelFath]

Maul Mornie/Suffian Bela Diri, is absolutely awesome!

[@johnsmith7911]

This gentleman is really wise.

[@24989]

This is really open eyes for others martial art ... this is huge world for us human being.. we all see all fight about in the ring and like the movie or like MMA. But right know as i see what this man tells the story . Its reply to us every fight not all about strenght or speed, it is also about mindset and mentality . Some people dont have ego like Dagestan People they all fight like everyday . But no one have ego tho.. but we didnt know.. maybe we all need to be together and be competitive to one another win or lose..

[@3foria420]

awesome video , just started researching silat & this is probably the best vid ive seen so far

[@ronindez1]

as I interpret the story told; it was beautiful. it is hard to find such reflection in these modern times... Thank You for the story.

[@jordanrock3494]

Beautifully said by one of the best.

[@chilkathaida]

Exquisite life's experience Mr Maul.... humbleness best play yes

[@G4mer_D4d]

Thanks for the share! I really enjoyed your explanations. Very beautiful concepts and philosophy.

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kobked-x]

perhaps one of the best videos about the deep meaning of any and all Martial Arts if you dig to the core. Maul, you are amazing.

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Well said!

[@kobked-x]

@@worldofmartialartstelevision Thank you sir !

[@jonosukoco7257]

So cool

[@mrmaessack6585]

Excellent advice and background...thank you!

[@CecilRyuTaekwondo]

This is beautiful. Thank you!

[@sscotts]

I like those pointers Amazing

[@seeratlasdtyria4584]

Waaaay back in the VN era, I was exposed to/trained for / and experienced what my instructors called "The World of The 4 R's" : that is the combat world of "NO Rings, , NO Rounds, NO Referees, and NO Rules" After cartwheeling me over a small wall with a kick to the side of my head, my chief instructor remarked that I should never forget that in a world of No Rules, there could of course be No Cheating :) thus explaining the sudden, unexpected attack while we were talking. Did his manner of instruction work? Well, I'm still here. The simple combat options of Live or Die reflect the mindset of a true 'warrior' and make the efficacy of a given set of combat techniques, far more easily determined. I applaud this instructor.

[@taraxa287]

So this is interesting, we are training sword fencing under the aspect of aggressive opponents who will use any longer object to hurt oyu, any metal can kill you, any wooden stick can permanently break your bones, any glass object can mangle you, so its important to learn how to defend against it, to decide quickly which part of your body you might have to protect by sacrificing another to bolster the attack.

[@davidmiller4078]

Yeah ive watched a lot of this guys posts and i feel he is the best ive seen so far This reminds me of the Mayahana Budhist principles of Shaolin and the Daoist view of life and death ? Its good to study techniques but there are too few instructers reminding us students of this wider perspective Great vid cheers

[@ranggalana8931]

You are one of the best Bro Maulana

[@Rudefabian28]

I'm practicing a form of Silat in Netherlands. I just finished my first part ..first part I learned only defence moves for top part of the Body. Now i have to learn the boddem

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

What’s sad is that this explanation is still relevant on the streets of London today with the amount of feral youth running around butchering each other with cutlasses and combat knives

[@PermianExtinction]

@@bill_the_butcher ok fascist

[@gunnerhiro394]

@@PermianExtinction - u don't even know what a fascist is!

[@izansarip5560]

nabil im your biggest fan.. how you end up here?..you want to learn silat..find Malaysian,Bruniean or Indonesian..they know real silat..they're in UK..a lot of them...

[@judhajitchakraborty6429]

Enjoyed the moral story .

[@marckdanger840]

Awesome I love something than you said and was I am doing this to protect something more precious people behind me

[@jbspanish9534]

" You are not doing this for fun, you are not doing this because you are evil ... "

[@robertv8851]

If we could do that today no one would get hurt that's great.i like how you teach sir.

[@mtta24]

I would love to be train by this guy.

[@ruthranaagamvarmakkalai2107]

Dear guru lovely explanation about the art of study and the depth knowledge really thankful

[@antifusion]

Thanks for the upload.

[@mohdazizi6502]

Respect guru...high class🙏

[@mozalmy]

Crystal ,clear explanation 👍🏼

[@tmcode2010]

You are really really good teacher

[@MrMetalWarlock]

actually Iko Uwais (actor from the Raid movies) explain the same kind of things about silat in one of his interview. it is very informative and inspiring interview. there's another thing that Iko has explained in the interview, his master remind him about : (you must) fear to Allah SWT, fear/respect your parents and elders, fear/respect your teacher/master & be an honest person

[@anilkumaradithya6115]

The first problem is I got freaked out if someone is pointing a knife towards me .

[@Xiy114]

I like how he gives out history .

[@waleryjantrzesniewski5790]

Dziekuje bardzo! CZESC.

[@andysurvival346]

Cool guy! Respect!

[@andreselectrico]

This is great stuff.

[@mrddahlan4315]

It is a big difference between martial arts (for self-defense) against the sport fighting in this modern era. Thank you very much Maul Mornie, very good point...!

[@secretasianman2531]

he's the first martial arts instructor i'm aware of that alludes to some of the major differences between asian community based culture (which embraces concepts such as honor & shame even though he didn't identify them as such when giving examples of the instructor & his students) & western individualized culture. most westerners don't understand how this has an impact on the differences in philosophies.

[@PikeBishop1]

Big reason why multiculturalism has never nor will ever work.

[@HURT108]

@PikeBishop1 Ego is the enemy in these examples. So the ego of thinking your culture is superior to another's for whatever reason will indeed never provide a reliable foundation for multiculturalism

[@mervynmontague1811]

Informative and entertaining 🇯🇲

[@tvmasterparktv]

대단하고 놀라워요 It is excellent. respect

[@yeahsbhshdbd1234]

Salam pesilat dari Indonesia

[@ferozbabu3581]

Very sensible explanations and very respective humanity master he is all the very best sir

[@rvb6083]

good explanation...thanx for posting

[@prayoga9022]

Dance-like silat movements for sport competitions can't even be compared to the swift and efficient silat movements used in real-life situations. For example, if you observe how silat practitioners in the old days dealt with armed individuals wielding medium-sized blades, they would use a small knife about the size of a thumb called a Karambit. The goal was to make the opponents think that they were unarmed, enticing them to approach at close range and swing their swords towards the upper body. At that point, you would swiftly lower your body and execute a spinning motion towards their left side while targeting their knee tendons for cutting. Afterward, you could quickly escape or throw a stone towards the back of their heads and continue disabling their muscles and tendons.

[@PrayFirstPlayLater]

Barraka in MK has this fighting style. I like it...I like it a lot x

[@FireInTheSoul]

Oooo I love a bit of storytime, had me laughing that he threw them both in the water 😊😎❤

[@faisprotv4935]

The warrior is smart fought his best yet did not damage his teacher's ego.

[@TonyMontana29994]

usually silat warrior test each other with silat pulut. Im a student of Silat Gayung Fatani.

[@PEJUANGPRESTASI]

Sangat keren mudah di pahami..sukses