Live Now!: Imagine the Possibilities
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He was told that he would not be able to walk past his fortieth year... And still HE STANDS...
Being a warrior is not just about being able to fight well. Being a warrior is all about being willing to fight for the people and the causes you care about. Being a warrior is all about Loving people.
This is a story of the power of Will and the power of LOVE. This is Stoneys message, We save ourselves by saving the world. We save the world by one kind word, one kind deed, one selfless act... The power of Love holds back the gates of Hell. What is Hell, if not the place where there is no LOVE?
I remember the first thing I ever said about Larry Stone... That guy doesnt know he is handicapped does he? That was three decades ago, and I still have not come up with a better summary of this mans life.
~ Mark Edward Cody
The spirit that Stoney presents is encouraging and uplifting. His message will inspire individuals to new levels of success and to live life to its fullest.
~ Robert A. Rohm, Ph D
I am amazed and deeply impacted by Stoneys remarkable life story. He has risen above his challenging circumstances with honor and with a level of determination that inspires me to do more, be more and live life for the moment. Bravo Stoney!
~ Casey Comden, Author and Motivational Speaker
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Mark Edward Cody is a philosopher, a theologian and an expert on comparative religion and mythology. He began training in the Martial Arts in 1981. In 2005 Cody was inducted into the World Union of Sokes, Masters and Grand Masters as a Master Martial Arts Instructor and was awarded an honorary Doctorate in Martial Arts Philosophy. He is the author of four previous books. He is the founder of The Bushido Institute for the Advancement of Martial Arts and Sciences. L. D. “Stoney” Stone is a Philanthropist, a martial arts Master and an internationally acclaimed motivational speaker. He has been a movie stunt coordinator, lead vocalist in a classic rock band, and a Life and Success Coach. As a child, he was told that his physical limitations would make it unlikely that he would be able to walk past his fortieth year. He was told that it would be impossible for someone with his handicaps to study the martial arts. Despite his physical limitations, he has lived a life of achievement and service to others.
