I need help from some martial artists on the 5 Rules of the Hwarang?

Ok I have a three page report to do about the first of the five hwarang rules, Obedience to parents. I need to write about how this subject "reflects the growth I have experienced through martial arts training" I know u all don't know me but it would help if any martial artists who know what im talkin about can help me start this report. thanks.

I need help from some martial artists on the 5 Rules of the Hwarang?
Martial arts training helps you to be obedient to parents by giving you an almost military style of discipline. Especially in a traditional Tae Kwon Do school. If you are internalizing the codes of the Hwarang then you will become more obedient to your parents as you train in Tae Kwon Do.





You can start your report by talking about where the rule came from and why it was created.





The Five Codes were created by a Buddhist Monk named, Wonkwang Popsa after two Hwarang asked him for moral guidance.
Reply:To the aforementioned reference to discipline, I would add the emphasis on respect for seniors and instructors which would naturally guide one toward a greater appreciation for all those in our lives, like parents, who likewise have the responsibility to guide us in life.
Reply:nomo
Reply:I hope this could help you...





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hwarang
Reply:Five Rules (Hwarang OKae):


1. Loyalty to one's country.


2. Loyalty to one's parents.


3. Trust and brotherhood among friends.


4. Courage never to retreat in the face of the enemy.


5. Justice never to take a life without cause.





Hwa Rang Do Founder`s Nine Virtues (Hwarang Do KyoHoon):


1. Humanity


2. Justice


3. Courtesy


4. Wisdom


5. Trust


6. Goodness


7. Virtue


8. Loyalty


9. Courage