So how seriously should we be taking Tiger’s “sins and transgressions”? I hear some people being not so bothered, saying what man hasn’t or isn’t or wouldn’t want to be out there playing around like Tiger? While Tiger is allowed to be hu-man, what kind of terrible commentary is this on the state of affairs (pun intended) in our world today?
Other people are thoroughly appalled and outraged at Tiger for betraying his wife and family, not to mention his sponsors and fans and the virtues of golf itself. I for one sincerely hope and pray that he does whatever it takes to get himself back on course. I think we were all better off having his greatness to emulate than his foibles to gossip about. I doubt he can ever fully un-tarnish himself. As terrific as it has been to watch him, now its so hard to see him fall from grace and go from the best to the worst kind of legend.
Tiger’s got more work to do than ever. For starters it's time for some very big cleansing breaths. As the founder of Aikido would say, “True victory is self-victory” and Tiger broke the harmony of the universe. This is where people either become truly great beings, or lose power and cannot ultimately be winners in life. Ai-Ki / Ki-Ai will always be the Way. Centered and clear, physically and spiritually aligned and true.
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