Dokkodo - 21 Principles in the Path of Aloneness by Miyamoto Musashi, a brief analysis

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I realized I misspelled Miyamoto on the video, I corrected it on the Title and Description but it remains incorrect on the actual video, my apologies, “Do not regret what you have done.” - Miyaomoto Musashi Update - Version without music and better mic recording: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKbZZJSvm7-th5o

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[@iustincobuz561]

"Instead of looking for a life without suffering, seek for strength to suffer well" This 1st principle got me right away.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

The 1st Principle seemed very Stoic to me so I figured I’d analyze it from that angle, the Dokkodo is certainly very interesting and full of insight when pondered deeply.

[@iustincobuz561]

@@thewarriorphilosopher I got myself into Stoicism in 2020 and since then I can only say that my character has improved. I am much stronger, able to put up with more shit and just overall I have more peace of mind. I wish for each and every man out there to seek strength and courage (by attacking adversities) in these full of feminized men society that we live in.

[@usmansajjad9741]

Just a suggestion, read about Prophet Muhammad, there are many sources you can find, but I’d suggest to start with “Islam and the destiny of a Man”. You won’t be disappointed and it’ll add a lot more to the existing idea of stoicism you already have.

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[@Sweetdification]

The C Shot 💉 😆😂😆 Alrighty then

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[@doole2134]

It is insane how almost every principle can be applied to modern life to live happier even with all the social media shit, depression, weakness. This man was waay ahead of his time a true genius.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

You’re 100% right. Musashi’s principles are timeless and important now more than ever.

[@serenityssolace]

I think we just devolve instead of evolving. That's why this man seems ahead of his time for us.

[@ashishthakur1170]

@@serenityssolace it is 💯% true.

[@FallingFeeling212]

To live happily is to gain personal power

[@antonydrossos5719]

A swordsman that died of natural causes clearly had to have been of strong body and sound mind

[@URangryX]

If you make friends with Loneliness, it can never hurt you.

[@jomontanee]

It will embrace you.

[@chronoshindou9848]

*Solitude. Loneliness is a negative word.

[@charlesbradley5757]

Well spoken, sir.

[@analterror3224]

I love being alone

[@PresenceUponMe]

When you have no one, no one can hurt you.

[@11thkami]

These 3 years have left me broken inside and this year especially has taken a lot from me. Now I barely see my future, but watching this video has given me a bit of motivation to carry on

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Even within all the many sufferings we experience in life, there still exists so many beautiful things we haven’t seen or come across yet. I encourage you to look into Albert Camu’s analogy to the Myth of Sisyphus. Perhaps it might help you out a bit. If you ever need to talk I encourage you to check out our discord channel and reach out there. 🙏

[@jramsingh3895]

The last 3 or 4 has done the same to me...one day at a time

[@2009blahblah]

Always carry on no matter how bad keep going fight til your last breath. That's what I do it keeps me going

[@salimbendali8189]

same here brother, i spent 3 years with someone thinking they'll be with me forever. only for them to leave me when i was ready to propose. fight on brother.

[@TonyLeer]

8 months later. I hope you are doing better, friend.

[@chipotle555]

"Think lightly of yourself, and deeply of this world" best words to help someone who is sad, as most people who are sad are absorbed in themselves.

[@PharaoahMonk]

When i was in Japan i have visited the cave where Musashi stayed for 2 years and wrote the book of 5 rings before he died. I was struck with the peace that surrounded me in that cave and forrest.

[@mitchell8151]

Where is this at?

[@OkamiShukun]

@@mitchell8151 its Unganji temple in kumamoto japan

[@OmarJano]

As someone who has been meditating for 13 years or so, I find these rules to be very powerful.

[@jattahn2958]

The 21 Principles: 1. Accept everything just the way it is 2. Do not seek pleasure for its own sake 3. Do not, under any circumstances, depend on a partial feeling 4. Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world 5. Be detached from desire your whole life long 6. Do not regret what you have done 7. Never be jealous 8. Never let yourself be saddened by a separation 9. Resentment and complaint are appropriate neither for oneself nor others 10. Do not let yourself be guided by the feeling of lust or love 11. In all things, have no preferences 12. Be indifferent to where you live 13. Do not pursue the taste of good food 14. Do not hold on to possessions you no longer need 15. Do not act following customary beliefs 16. Do not collect weapons or practice with weapons beyond what is useful 17. Do not fear death 18. Do not seek to possess good or fiefs for your old age 19. Respect Buddha and the gods without counting on their help 20. You may abandon your own body, but you must preserve your honour 21. Never stray from the way (Each point is explained more in-depth in the video!)

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The Legend Right Here! Respect AF!

[@yeahbaby6138]

To understand most of these you must experience them, understanding them as reassurance and a reminder to be consistent in good practices I’ve been making lots of big mistakes the past 5 or so years of my life. Toxic relationship / home, slight dependency on pills, liquor everyday, crashing my old car 2 times in 1 hour, and just recently totaling my dream car and receiving my 2nd DUI after only a few months of getting sentenced for my first. If you’ve read this comment this far I guess what I mean by all this is I know better and always have. Lots of time to think while walking everywhere with no car. All of these hit home for me I just lost touch with myself temporarily. If your feeling the same, as mentioned in this video every second and every day is a fresh opportunity. If we don’t have hardship in our life we can never truly learn or build character. Keep your head up, and just keep going one step after the other.

[@Nastard2]

I hear ya, brother. Got myself in similar trouble when I was a little younger. From having carelessly created that hardship for myself, I was able to take a path mentally (and often literally) that I otherwise wouldn't have for a year or so of my life. Changed everything for the better. Hang in there. If you feel like you want to improve, you already are.

[@mattosgood7573]

To be a warrior philosopher you must also train your body daily, dont forget. Strength in body,mind and spirit.

[@Samurai_X_Batman]

insightful comment

[@ancestral5496]

Eloquently articulated. The spontaneity of life, both chemically and metaphysically, presents constant and inescapable chaos and disorder which hinders one’s ability to maintain their way. Oftentimes, a reminder like this is necessary so that we may rationalize our meaning and avoid a plunge into a frontier of overwhelming despair. We must find comfort in uncertainty and not allow ourselves to be engulfed by its anonymity. Cheers comrades, let us embrace our suffering nobly and smile at the face of death.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I couldn’t have put it better myself! Never stray from the way

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Comfort in uncertainty. I love that.

[@ancientmage2669]

When we were in lockdown during the pandemic I started listening to the wisdom of the stoics and that brought so much light into my mind. It reshaped the way I was seeing things and helped me reshaped my being. This is what schools should be teaching kids. To think for themselves and critical thinking♡♡

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Absolutely, the education system creates followers more often than leaders. Of course, you need both, but I believe creativity and critical thinking, as you mentioned, aren't developed enough in school.

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@@thewarriorphilosopher yes both are needed because b4 one becomes a leader needs to be a follower. Leadership comes in all shapes such as being the leader of your own life. If we can find a good leader then being a follower is great. Keep up the wonderful content♡♡♡

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You left out the L, Plandemic.

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@@ancientmage2669 I disagree that one must learn to follow before or in order to learn to lead. That is just a way to perpetuate the status quo. To create obedient middle management.

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@@theinfjgoyim5508 jaja didn't catch that at first:))

[@Pridemma02]

Thanks for this video. I wanted a written copy of it for reference so I typed it out with some of my own wording of the precept explanations. Here it is for those who want to copy it as well. Enjoy. _The Dokkodo - Miyamoto Musashi_ *1. Accept everything just the way it is* -Rather than wish for a life without suffering, look for the strength to suffer well, and overcome. “Men are disturbed not by the events, but their opinions about their events”. - Epictetus *2. Do not seek pleasure for its own sake* -Reject pleasures that bring only sort term gratification. What feels good usually is not good for you. Suffer today, and live tomorrow as a king among men. *3. Do not, under any circumstances, depend on a partial feeling* -Take your time to consider a major decision. *4. Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world* -You are a small piece of a large whole. Only focusing on oneself will cause you to miss much of the wonder and knowledge the world has to offer. *5. Be detached from desire your whole life long* -Rather than allow desire to drive you, work towards the goals that you have set out for yourself. Practice gratitude for what you already have. *6. Do not regret what you have done* -Who you are today, is not who you are yesterday, nor who you will be tomorrow. All past experience is a teacher. *7. Never be jealous* -Compare yourself only to yourself yesterday. If a man has achieved something you want, rejoice, as this proves that it is possible. *8. Never let yourself be saddened by a separation* -Loss is a part of life. Redirect the grief into hard work and continue fulfilling your destiny. *9. Resentment and complaint are appropriate neither for oneself nor others* -Take responsibility for your situation and if you don’t like it, make changes. *10. Do not let yourself be guided by the feeling of lust or love* -Instead, be guided by your principles. When love is right, it will find you. *11. In all things, have no preferences* -Be unbiased and open to learn from everything. *12. Be indifferent to where you live* -It is not where you live that matters, but how you live. The things you own end up owning you. *13. Do not pursue the taste of good food* -Overindulgence weakens the mind and body. Practice moderation in all things. *14. Do not hold on to possessions you no longer need* -Mindless accumulation of things weighs on your mental well-being. Therefore, gift things you no longer need to those who would use them. *15. Do not act following customary beliefs* -Those who follow the status quo will never change the world. *16. Do not collect weapons or practice with weapons beyond what is useful* -Focus your time and effort on things that yield returns. *17. Do not fear death* -Allowing fear to determine one’s actions is true spiritual death. “Death is smiles at us all, all we can do is smile back.” -Marcus Aurelias *18. Do not seek to possess good or fiefs for your old age* -The only thing that survives your death is the impact you have left on the world. *19. Respect Buddha and the gods without counting on their help* -God has already given you all the tools you need to prevail. It is up to you alone to learn this. *20. You may abandon your own body, but you must preserve your honor* -Never sacrifice who you are and your principles for a temporary sense of safety. *21. Never stray from the way* -Be unshakable in your devotion to the path. Be disciplined, and even the strongest storm will fail to break you.

[@C.E.Thomas1952]

Thank you

[@l.d.p.9365]

Musashi-San, one of the greatest teachers I was fortunate enough to learn from.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

He truly is! I am also lucky to have discovered his works.

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It sounded like you interacted with the guy lol

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@@cherub0nyx The fact that he used -san💀

[@abhijeetashiya8856]

These lessons are timeless

[@flipsvaldes8325]

From a 42yr old man with a 22yr old son, i feel this video is solid advice, for anyone. The number one thing I've learnt, is there is nothing outside of myself that can make me, all the answers are found in deep searching and are within my grasp if it is what i desire. Never be afraid to express yourself, the things you have gone through have shaped you, and all the positive things about you have come from strength- this is who you are today, do not be afraid to assert the things you know to be right and righteous. Evil is allowed to take place when men do nothing. And to be a hero, to be heard- takes bravery, in just that moment. Be brave when you need to be, build yourself up to be strong, weak men are a danger to society.

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I'm 46 with a 23 yr old. Much respect to you,brother 🙏🤙🏼

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"weak men are a danger to society" beautifully said

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@@Plagueroaxh if you look at ancient Rome, particularly the sculptures of men, when Rome was at its peak they depicted strong men, towards the end of Rome, well, have a look, weak men are dangerous, not just phisically but mentally, especially mentally

[@the_lifeoftimbo]

I’ve already been walking down this path… this video just put what I was already doing into words.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

That’s great to hear, keep it up and stay on the path!

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No Doubt, A man is great by deeds, not by birth. (Great)

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Absolutely, we all have the ability to go beyond what’s expected of us if we live with discipline and vision.

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I'm going to listen to this everyday. I’m going to let these principles sharpen my soul. Who's with me!

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It's always a good thing have great videos like this to remind you life lessons. Great video, keep working on it.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Thank you! I’m glad you found it helpful. We will continue making similar content to this!

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This has got to be my favorite video on youtube, it was relaxing, informative and motivating, it has literally changed how I view life, it even made me read Vagabond as a manga and I started having more interest in philosophy to improve myself as a person

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I’m glad it had a positive affect! Stay on the path

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​@@thewarriorphilosopher I will try my hardest

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This sounds like something that is not for me but it sounds like everything I needed. Words actually cannot express my gratitude. Thank you.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I’m glad you found it helpful! Stay strong my friend.

[@isaacdebebe2224]

This is a phenomenal video. The calm music along with the 21 principles and quotes to further explain them. Definitely gonna meditate on this video daily. Great work!

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Thank you I'm very glad you found this video helpful and I hope it continues to be helpful for your meditations!

[@swapan5347]

@@thewarriorphilosopher daily meditation while listening to your life rules is a great idea I am definitely gonna try this

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

@@swapan5347 I hope it helps! Consistent mediation will do a lot of good things for you.

[@KELEVRA791010]

Please could someone tell me the name of this song. I can’t remember where i heard it before 😅

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

@@KELEVRA791010 I put it in the description haha but it's Gymnopedie No 1 by Erik Satie

[@change3541]

So simple and so beautiful. Thank you

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It’s our pleasure to make the videos! I’m glad you got something out of it, stay strong on the path to fulfillment!

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I am extremely grateful for this post. It touched my soul deeply.. Flooded my eyes with tears of gratitude and release. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this ~🙇🏻‍♂️🙏🏻🙇🏻‍♂️

[@effortless4588]

Love the music choice and vagabond manga panel in the back, really liking this video

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I appreciate it! I’ll probably be using pictures from Vagabond for most of the Musashi videos!

[@ritaabbott8057]

Good on ya,honorable young man. Good on ya! Great job ,doing what you set out to do! Touched an old warrior's heart,with your insightful interpretations! This is how I read my runes,for others. Being a martial artist, and bookworm, you helped me clear a couple of long term thoughts,tonight! Domo! Domo arigato!

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MR ROBOTO

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Old warrior you mean old battle axe 😆

[@damnd3921]

Excellent video, loved it

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it, this is definitely not the last video we’ll have covering Musashi.

[@vvstyy]

I live by the dokkodo. I thrive in my survival, and do not seek connection, pleasure, or comfort. Working hard, seeking discomfort, challenging myself, moving without fear, and not searching for love has helped me grow. Thank you miyamoto, for the words of wisdom you have given me.

[@juliovillagran4105]

Thanks for this. This is a great guide for people who live by themselves. 👍

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I’m glad you enjoyed it, I absolutely agree as well, it’s important to know how to be at peace with just yourself for support.

[@arielh2695]

I’ve been so lost and this help me eat in peace… I enjoyed my meal plus I learned some new things for my self thanks

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Most knowledgeable content I've ever seen on KZbin

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Thank you for this video.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Thank you for the support! We’re happy to make the videos even if they just help one person out.

[@7sbdkan780]

Imagine this video without any background music....THAT would have been ultimate Nice work !!

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I re-recorded it without music, hope this is better for you! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKbZZJSvm7-th5o

[@xAustishx]

Musashi and Guts really changed my perspective of life, even though they both have colliding viewpoints. E.g. Musashi accepts things as it is, embracing life as it is, without stressing about the negatives too much vs Guts who will fight against fate itself to have a sliver of peace for a few moments

[@xAustishx]

@Karruxo9 you've never heard of berserk? Guts in the main "protagonist" of the story

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Listening to this on a rainy day and just before an exam...this is what I'll follow from now on

[@polofreesin7004]

Taught me a lot man thank you.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I’m happy to help! Thank you for the feedback.

[@jorgegarcia6954]

Good thing I found this again I really need it

[@Redbully-oz3tr]

I haven’t read most of the hindu philosophy being a hindu but most of these quotes are been circumscribe to me in india

[@JulindaLeDee]

Yes, I am open to receive and go with the flow. Embracing life's goodness ✨️

[@zohanjames7793]

To me, this is what becoming a real is. Not the overbearing and toxic shit you hear KZbinrs like Hamza, Sneako and their ilk spew.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I agree. The issue with those guys is the manifestation of their insecurity through an over obsession with material success and social hierarchy. Their self worth comes from how they are perceived by others while the truly enlightened person only needs self validation to be at peace.

[@thejourneyofone2425]

Truly inspirational many thanks for recording this and giving me a positive start to the day.

[@DirtFather407]

There’s nothing wrong with being lonely. It’s natural for us to crave attention especially from a girl we love, it’s all about balancing your emotions without getting rid of them completely

[@Amalandibra]

Being lonely and being alone is two different things. What dokkodo says here is aloneness not loneliness 🙏

[@craigmatthews9931]

That was heart rejuvenating , thank you

[@niroz6579]

Great read, thank you for making it🙏💎

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Thank you for the feedback! It was a pleasure to make.

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Great video to find in my recommended this morning 🙏🙏

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I hope it was helpful!

[@timruhani9115]

Profound life altering Principles, easy to understand but not as easy to practice. These principles sum up the old Japanese culture 👏

[@moonman5543]

Love this man. Thanks for sharing

[@efekandagkiran1660]

Great Video! Really liked the calm spirit of it.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Thank for the feedback! I hoped the song choice helped with the calmness.

[@TheReal_Timotheos]

I am grateful for your content, it serves profound content, I thank you.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I’m glad you found it insightful brother

[@JD-bq1vy]

Thank you 🙏🏽 wisdom of the ages

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Thank you for listening!

[@truesayain818]

33 starting over is such a drag but it’s now or never, thank you for this video 👑

[@jesuslovesyou1497]

Your choice of music and your voice are elegant

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Thank you! I hope the video was helpful!

[@jackjack4412]

His voice was off putting at first because it sounds like a child.

[@77mary23..]

Thank you for sharing the most important points of martial arts people fail to learn.

[@Bruh-se2je]

Thank you for this video man.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

It’s my pleasure to make them, I hope it was helpful.

[@DjayT.]

I'm thankful for who I am and that I have the opportunity to witness and implement such great wisdom I even narrowed "my" philosophy down to the 3 most important aspects one should take to heart: 1. Be disciplined 2. Be humble 3. Be grateful To the person reading this: I hope you'll reach your goals but most importantly inner peace with yourself Have a great day and a good life

[@inspiregrow2336]

It's sparks me. Thanks for this uploaded 🎉🎉

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I’m glad it was helpful, I was happy to make it!

[@zacharyhughes3053]

I had the dokkodo in my back pocket. While walking across 3 states..one of em was California!

[@smallpepiscan962]

Man, that Steve Jobs quote really hit home, one must seek in himself rather than worry about opinion that do not empower him "Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma-which is living with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition."

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

He definitely was an intense man who I know at times let his anger get the best of him, nevertheless one cannot doubt the strength of his vision and his passion to create the absolute best product possible. Anyway, I really enjoy the quote as well!

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Thank you very very much for sharing this video 🙏🏼

[@mitfreude]

great content.. I love miyamoto's philosophy because it connect with stoicism perfectly.... You earned a sub bro 👌🏽

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Thank you! I was also drawn to Musashi due to his principles echoing stoic beliefs. It’s interesting when thinkers from completely different parts of the world come to similar conclusions. I appreciate the support!

[@Baka_Komuso]

Thank you for spreading the word. The best advice in the world All alienated young men should take heed and find their way out of darkness. I did thirty years ago and live it every day.

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I needed to hear this 😔 THANK YOU … Let’s LEVEL 🆙 YALL

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I’m glad it was helpful, get after it my friend.

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Outstanding work.

[@AbnormaalTsi]

Wonderful. Thank you.

[@ultra_sayajin6595]

Thank you for sharing this knowledge!

[@jonathanglauser5877]

This is amazing. Fantastic song choice - Erik Satie - one of my favorites. Your voice and narration are a perfect accompaniment and the subject matter is divine. I hope you add more content as I’ve subscribed and look forward to what you think of next.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I appreciate the feedback! I keep trying to pick other music because I’ve used gymnopedie in a video before but it seems to go with narration nicely. We will definitely continue making similar videos such as a brief and then in depth analysis on the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius. There’s so much knowledge out there and we’ll try to get to as much of it as we can!

[@shadowrider1022]

@@thewarriorphilosopher i recommend using reflections by toshifumi hinata for one of your videos

[@Hero_Of_Old]

You have a nice voice dude. The piano was a nice touch too.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Thank you! Gymnopedie No 1 is one of my favorite pieces

[@godefroydemontmiraille4853]

Thank you for this video Sometimes life can hit you hard And stuff like this can help us To remind that we have to stay focus and strong

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Stay strong my friend. Whatever struggles you’re having, you have the power to overcome it.

[@vincent4087]

I needed this man 🙏🏾

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Stay strong brother!

[@shonemarcus2966]

I appreciate your video brother. #GODSPEED and happy Thanksgiving everyone involved with this channel.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Thank you! Have a good Thanksgiving as well! God bless.

[@therealt3cmd]

Thanks for posting the video ! Precious wisdom 🤌💥🌸

[@twinnyturbo]

great job man

[@MELKIMOON]

I’m glad this found me thank you for this knowledge

[@bigmanoncampus841]

Perfect 🙌🏾🔥

[@juleslol904]

Thank you for being in my recommendation

[@babulalyogi1952]

Every point is still valid...🙇

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Absolutely! The timelessness and simplicity of Musashi’s works have definitely held up even today.

[@ugandaforever8942]

I’m going to play this video every morning from now on. And if you’re reading this, you also should.

[@kratoscraken5614]

I've lived the life of these sayings. With the right mindset all of these work. Well done lad 👍

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I am glad to hear that! I find that the more I study Musashi the more I find merit in the simplicity of his principles. Simple yet profound.

[@kratoscraken5614]

@@thewarriorphilosopher agreed mate 👍

[@ellefirogeni4624]

‘be unshakable’ is hardest of all. as engulfs the phase of bear inner shaking down to almost breaking, while it seems winds were raised precisely for that victory over your resistance.

[@thenotoriouscomedian6515]

Conor McGregor could learn a lot from this 😢 sad to see him go from a dreamer with passion and determination to become someone so set in materialistic pursuits.

[@anonymousstout4759]

McGregor at least live in ultimate concentration on whatever he strive to do

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

He certainly was on “the way” for a long time but yes, unfortunately money and fame can corrupt, as money and fame often equate to power. I hope he can find balance in his life one day and inner peace.

[@mufterobombero247]

Look at number 9 again :)

[@juangallego7197]

The way he fell means he was never in the right path, he knew how to fight but he was never a martial artist because he lacked the humbleness and the respect you learn through martial arts. But sadly we see a lot of that today.

[@orpheusbrainrot]

so true. I had a huge picture of him across my whole wall. years of watching him degrade into a greedy selfish egotistical materialist (despite becoming washed due to complacency and gluttony) made me take it down and even lose my interest in MMA.

[@rebeccamd7903]

I find that letting go of a set of rules and just living in the moment is what allows me to grow. It silences the negativity and allows me to flow like water and live in the moment, which is far more beautiful of an experience. Hugs to those who feel like they’re suffering and alone. You are never alone. We’re all there with you experiencing our own aloneness.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Life is a balance of Order and Chaos. Order is necessary to develop discipline and consistency, but too much of it stifles creativity and the ability to pursue greater experience. A certain level of Chaos sparks creativity and ignites exciting opportunities to arise for us, but too much Chaos and we lack the discipline to ever make anything of our creativity. Living in the moment too much, simply pursuing pleasure leads to numbness and nothing. Suffering is indeed necessary for further growth, as without suffering, you will never know true happiness. Life is full of duality, balance between opposing forces in order to reach the highest level of fulfillment. If you flow too freely you’ll have no control over where you land, if you stay too hard in place, you’ll never get anywhere, but if you look to various disciplines with different sets of rules as ideals to strive toward, you’ll allow yourself the freedom to flow whilst having the discipline to stop when the time is right.

[@RosettaRedfeather]

Musashi carried this message back to a new life : “It’s lonely at the top” He is reincarnated as we all are many times

[@Ethercloud]

You can continue the journey or lie down in stillness, regardless if moving or not you are only going somewhere if you believe you are.

[@polofreesin7004]

We watchin this really makes me realize how disciplined I really am

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

That’s great to hear! These Principles are a good way to reiterate your discipline and stick to a positive routine.

[@motivationsamuraiofficial]

Wow, this video is absolutely incredible! The edits are on point, the content is engaging, and your energy is infectious! I couldn't help but be captivated from start to finish. You've definitely earned yourself a new subscriber, and I can't wait to see more amazing content from you. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@keafxpec]

name is actually Miyamoto Musashi but a great vid anyways!!

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I misunderstood the comment originally haha didn’t realize my spelling error at first, thank you for the feed back as well!

[@rafaelmora3634]

Best advice to live by it's sad that not everybody takes it to heart

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I think that today people have grown used to comfort. At least in countries like America, people have everything they need easily accessible. Because of that, people have become more concerned with the material and have grown to become consumers rather than innovators. We as humans have to constantly be striving to improve, otherwise we’ll be stuck like many people are today.

[@simbriant]

Not many people realize how important it is to feel comfortable alone. (And I don't mean people who are NEETs or incels.) It is an important mindset to have because it helps you focus and mentally makes you stronger.

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

Definitely. Incels are full of anger and hate, and therefore aren’t comfortable alone. You must be able to fell at peace alone, without resentment for others.

[@ancientmage2669]

I agree. Not to be confused with feeling lonely. But solitude is essential for ones growth

[@shaza8377]

This is precious! Thank you so much! 🌸😇💜

[@Shashank-h7x]

Maximum of these quotes are taken from THE ETERNAL BHAGVAD GITA to know more Bhagvad Gita must be read atleast once in a lifetime

[@amazinggamer2015]

Bruh shut up your preaching mind . He was a legendary warrior and he DISCOVERED all these things in his own life.

[@dentkort]

Agreed. The Bhagavad Gita is ultimately a deeper, more complete version of these principles.

[@j.a.c3813]

Excellent advice and with my favorite musical piece by Erik Satie playing in the background.

[@mayurvn6848]

🔥🔥🔥

[@samking8900]

Thank you my friend.

[@amitdahal1698]

❤❤❤

[@f33nixrize]

These gems saved me tonight 🌹 thank you ..

[@notoriouskid7105]

I almost agree with all the points but i heavily disagree with point 19 cuz it's states that all of our achievement and success comes from our own hardwork and determination and there's no involvement of God which is what I disagree luck plays the number one role in almost anyone success and even though we do have all the tools to succeed in life without God it's 10x more difficult you need to be humble and ask God for his help don't be arrogant cuz he is the most supreme and the most powerful

[@thewarriorphilosopher]

I think it depends on how you interpret it. I think what Musashi means is that if you are hungry for example, you can’t expect God to give you food, but if you see a deer nearby, you can hunt it and eat it and perhaps the deer being there was a gift from God, but it was still up to you to catch the deer. Like teaching a man to fish instead of just giving them a fish for a day. That’s how I interpret it at least.

[@kamilbxl6]

Both luck and discipline (leading to hard work) play a big role. Only meeting one of those requirements will not let you meet the top 1%. However the philosophy of only valuing the discipline is beneficial since it is not like you have control over luck either ways.

[@YOURNAME-in9xm]

thank you for this uplifting video🙏