Miyamoto Musashi Dokkodo - 21 Rules For Life (Philosophy)

This is the Dokkodo; 21 rules on life from swordsman and philosopher, Miyamoto Musashi.
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Musashi was a Ronin in Japan from 1584 to 1645. He is probably the most famous swordsman from history with an undefeated 61-0 duelling record.
Not only was Musashi an excellent swordsman, he was also a writer and philosopher. His book, The Book of Five Rings, is still printed and read to this day.
Musashi's philosophy is one of self reliance, inner calm, acceptance, and discipline. His work is read all over the world to help people develop mental strength and the qualities needed for a resilient and happy life.
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#miyamotomusashi #dokkodo #Motivation #Inspiration

[@jovanyagathe2299]

"It May Seem Difficult At First, But Everything Is Difficult At First." - Miyamoto Musashi

[@bryanmuster5662]

Do not be guided by feelings of lust or love. Man, where were you when i was 18.

[@jeremyvanpelt5097]

Just for reference the Dokkodo translates to "The Path of Aloneness". Musashi was an incredible man.

[@bbcastillo1316]

now you can do it be grateful

[@yogeshchaudhary2093]

Do not regret what you've done.... 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@williamdavis3590]

This comment hits too close to home. Still figuring out day by day how's that's affected me over the last 10 years

[@TruthSeekerClub]

This whole fucked up Era need this advice, so don't be hard on yourself. On the other hand, since you said where were you when you were 18 I assume you have had hard experience and it hurts but also learned the lesson already, so yeah be grateful. Otherwise try harder

[@SkreltNL]

Typed em out for myself since i coudnt find the comment, but then thought sharing might be worth it xD 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 for others 10. Do not let yourself be guided by feelings of lust or love 11. In all things, have no preferences 12. Be indifferent to were 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 believes 16. Do not collect weapons or practice with weapons beyond what is useful 17. Do not fear death 18. Do not seek to posses goods or fiefs for your old age 19. Respect Budha and the Gods without counting on their help 20. You may abandon your own body, but you must preserve your honor 21. Never stray from the way

[@united3853]

Thanks mate, I was putting together some of his quotes and this helps.

[@shitisreal4046]

While aspiring, maybe take some of those words moderately or at your own pace

[@fomkus]

And you sir, are my hero

[@Nomad3656]

Thanks

[@mixxtape2]

Not all hero’s wear capes

[@billthebax5578]

My favorite one of his. “Bend to the truth or live a lie”

[@leoliu4348]

i like that too

[@coldshadow7880]

Because in reality, it's not the truth that bends, it is only yourself

[@zyxwfish]

When did he say that?

[@jonhaddican268]

@@zyxwfish I'm thinking around 500+ years ago

[@jonhaddican268]

Aequitas Veritas (Truth always Truth)

[@sebastiaosalgado1979]

4-"Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world" That's my favourite!

[@warrior2874]

What does it mean?

[@sebastiaosalgado1979]

@@warrior2874 it means less ego and more attention to the reality around us

[@warrior2874]

@@sebastiaosalgado1979 ok thankyou 😄

[@mikeythamason]

Wow . Sometimes life brings you to exactly where you need to be

[@5kr3aminMunk33]

You're always where you need to be, my friend. The path is paved as you learn the way.

[@khalifajalivay]

Rule one: it be like that sometimes

[@realhell]

😂

[@travismitchell210]

These principles have been repeated time and time again. Every great man from Europe to Asia, from 600 BC until now has tested and proven them. Makes me wonder sometimes why still to this day 99.9% of us can't seem to grasp the completely. For the record I find myself in that category being driven by anger, lust, pleasure seeking, and emotional attachments far more than i care to admit. I wonder why it's so hard to transcend our baser nature when doing so appears to be the secret to true success.

[@stefancristian4324]

We are imperfect, and without former education in these matters one can't apply those principles. Also people in general don't apply these virtues, because it is hard, it demands dedication, commitments and conviction to grow and follow such values. It is easier to go with the flow of our society, to be with the heard, to be greedy, envious and egoistic than being virtuous. The problem lies in us, and every one of us must make this change. One can change, but as a whole, it requires a lot of trials and failures to achieve. It is simpler just to conform to the actual standards. I had, and still have, problems with self control, anger and confidence , but I shall overcome them.

[@lordofthered1257]

Because our baser natures are what keep us as a species alive. Without hunger we would not eat and die. Without lust and love we would not reproduce and go extinct.

[@Foxman25000]

Ask your self a few questions. Like " how do I feel after I do (blank)? Why does this no longer make me happy? Am I even happy? And whatever you answer to yourself. Then ask. "Why" or "why not" And keep asking why. It will help you find your problems and in turn help you find yourself. Then. You can make your own principles to further better yourself. And when you do. You will find similarities with Miyamoto Musashi

[@Diuremo]

As said by Foxman, I think you shoukd go to meet what you call baser nature. It exists and refusing them is for me the best way to be under their rules. Go and meet them, ask them why are they here, what are they meant to bring to you, be honest to yourself, look for the answers which are inside you, even if they are pointed out by an outsider, you are the only who can say if he is right or not. Many things are born of habits ans schemes given to us by society, Nature has nothing to do with it. May you reach what you truly want

[@giovannii7519]

@@Foxman25000 Happiness is not what we should strive for,but being content with what we have. Happiness comes and goes,content stays forever.

[@jeangentry6656]

So, this is where The Jedi developed their Code.

[@OrionPhilosophy]

😄

[@arian7565]

Mandalorians* this is the way.

[@OrionPhilosophy]

@@arian7565 This is the way

[@thenaigamer2829]

This is the way

[@vanillaicecream3530]

Miyamoto Musashi : “I have spoken!”

[@OverOnTheWildSide]

Most of these are contrary to what is typical of American culture.

[@nebraskanimalhemi]

I think the issues transcend nation. These are contrary to world culture, there are no longer morals taught to our children.

[@dustinlines2181]

Forget honor and collect as many useless precious moments figureens and other useless chochkies you can then pursue the taste of Golden Coral.This is the way lol

[@OverOnTheWildSide]

@@dustinlines2181 exactly, kinda sad

[@cajs9964]

@@nebraskanimalhemi either that or they never listened

[@YIIIIIN]

this is Japan back in the old day. You can't compare this to 21st century. If those rules are useful for what, they seek, let that be their way of life.

[@anonym2311]

Reflecting on theese teachings i lived so long, i have to admit...i failed you master Myamoto. 28 years i kept the sword in my heart. It was to hold on to it. It was to give meaning to my existence...but now i realise...i just used the sword as reason to hide from the world. To hide behind it instead of doing what my life was intendet to be. Be happy. A simple task, yet so difficult to accomplish. Now i realise that it holds lots of simularety. The parh of the sword and the path of life. Thank you for all your teachings master, my time of lonelyness is over. I lay down my sword, for it has no use to me anymore. I will allways keep it next to what fills my heart now. Rest in peace.

[@KingAGBozz]

It's not a shame being happy. The teachings of Musashi are benefiting a whole other group of people. The people which sacrifice being "happy in a selfish way", to benefit the world and it's people

[@PatrickGraven]

The more we endure, the better we become, because every action has a purpose, and when every action has a purpose, every action has a result. Always be willing to get up and go at it again and again and again, for that’s the person who has their hands raised later in life, because that was the person with dreams and goals. We are what we do repeatedly, because today it begins, tomorrow it continues and it never ends, until we reach our goals.

[@ascensions8010]

this is why i don't regret what i was nor what i did in my past, because i wouldn't have turned out the way i did without them. My past is a part of me, i accept that, i do not let it define me, but i learn from it, and i am all the better for doing so.

[@davidcarpenter9232]

Even being able to do one of these gives you immense power there was times when I didn't have the money to eat what I wanted so I ate what I could and thought about his teaching and it gave me power over the situation and this is only one time ... D

[@JoeChancellor]

Complete emotional detachment is the only way to naturally react in the moment!

[@kyupified2440]

This is so true. I tried to be detach and I know I was more logical but ppl around me is calling me indefferent and emotionless (not seeing the good result of my detachment). Gaslighted me and went back to an emotional person. Guess what? Needed therapy to be emotionally stable again. After what happened, I decided to be Logical and detach emotionally than to suffer again. I wont care anymore for what others say.

[@ImpactIndian]

Total detachment is something like living like a Robot. Its the feelings that makes us human

[@lindawick6766]

Sorry ash. But wrong. Emotional attachment is what makes sheep. Sheep, know what to think, but not how to. Sheep, know where to go when told. Not how to get there on their own. Rise above your primitive ape like being. .. Discard emotions. Yes. Some, are good. But like tools, emotions are only useful in certain situations. Like tools, you will always have them, simply, learn how to utilize them. You don't need a screwdriver to change a lightbulb.

[@Foxman25000]

@@ImpactIndian it's not. You just rely on your brain and logic more than your heart. Remember that passion is the way of the Sith. Separate your heart from your mind. Do not let them influence each other. Let your heart guide you. And when it comes to make a decision. Your mind will tell you what's best as Long as your heart does not effect your mind

[@KingAGBozz]

@@ImpactIndian it's the ability to detach from your emotions that makes you human as emotions are your animal instincts. The ability to detach right from wrong IS emotional detachment and that is what differs us from animals. And again it's about the ABILITY to detach from emotion not about being detached from emotion all the time.

[@c.galindo9639]

Musashi seemed to be a simple man of common interests. He didn’t think too highly of himself but never underestimated what was around him

[@wilhelmu]

except he thought extremely highly of himself but you're right, he never underestimated what was around him, to the point of using dirty and cheap tactics to win his duels Also never bathed not to be caught unarmoured

[@c.galindo9639]

@@wilhelmu he thought highly of his principles not himself. He followed his principles which made him think highly not his own personal interests beyond them so he didn’t think highly OF HIMSELF. There is a difference you know?

[@purpledefaultpfp6233]

@@c.galindo9639 the mental gymnastics in this comment man

[@c.galindo9639]

@@purpledefaultpfp6233 yeah. It is sometimes a lot to take in

[@stormcloud-9369]

Impossible to go astray with guidelines like these

[@OrionPhilosophy]

✊

[@edgelorddragneel1142]

Its very easy actually

[@e-mail881]

Like you understand - and practice - them at all... Pfff...

[@chrissalimi8708]

"This, is the way!"

[@OrionPhilosophy]

This is the way

[@zoranpopovic88]

Never stray from the way

[@tenshi9202]

So simple, yet so hard….

[@joezar33]

Holy shit this Samurai who wrote this would cring if he seen what the world is like today .

[@OrionPhilosophy]

I think a lot of people would be crying if they could see some of the things today, but there's a lot of good as well if you look past the noise 🙏

[@shitisreal4046]

1. Accept everything just the way it is

[@vanlalbbzeli8239]

My fravourite one is,"Do not collect weapons or practice with weapons beyond what is useful". Misashi is very kind samurai.please comment.

[@turtlekappa7141]

This is the way

[@Zacknafin]

This is the way...

[@novaassasinated9907]

This is the way

[@franciscogerardohernandezr4788]

More than rules, they are continuous reminders of my human limitations. I have broken every single one of them.

[@paulcarter9652]

If it serves any use, it is not how we fall brother, but how we pick ourselves up

[@garyschasteen9440]

Detachment is an interesting concept. For example, my foot wasn't looking for the thorn in the carpet, and indeed, it certainly found it. "Detachment" took on a whole new meaning for me at that 'point'. Specifically, I very much desired to detach the thorn from my toe. It certainly was emotional. Similar happens for things that have more of a positive experience attached that just sometimes show from time to time. Great video and interesting principles. Thank you for sharing!

[@baistinuro7772]

Favorite quotes.

[@OrionPhilosophy]

🙏

[@bricefrost776]

I like all of these things but I see it more of a thing that you shouldn't fall too deep into. Take your cup of water from these things but don't over indulge. I think having a good meal, having love, having fun, having interest and passions are great but they conflict with some of these codes. So me personally I think you should be allowed to have the joys of all these things just dont let it consume you. Moderation is key to being healthy in mind, spirit, and body.

[@emiliocostaguta1000]

agree

[@AvoidTheseMemes]

You'll have to arm yourself with much more knowledge and be fully open and willing to let go of what you think you know if you want to be able to follow all of these.

[@JohnDoe-nq5pk]

The biggest thing you have to do is be fully aware of your ego. One can never truly shed all ego, but you can be conscious of its attempts to effect you. The rest comes naturally as you sharpen that understanding. Ego gets swordsman killed. He lived a good long life.

[@MegaFount]

There was a great show I recently watched about his life on American Heroes Channel. It was very well done as the host traced his life in Japan.

[@baronghede2365]

Miyamoto Musashi was a great man, Blessed be.

[@ricsibella4394]

Do not pursue the taste of good food. Me who just finished eating pizza: polite cat face.

[@OrionPhilosophy]

😂

[@bmadhukumar6507]

Loved it, Hopeful Of Such Awesomes Videos And Great Contents Soon # Thanking You

[@devioustea]

This is what I needed

[@abcdefghij7256]

What a great words Orion

[@Wolf-vo7zv]

Ah a new one for the morning Playlist, Excellent voice work it compliments the material well

[@OrionPhilosophy]

Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it

[@madmorgo6233]

Thank you. 🖤🙏🌌

[@karlhernandez617]

This is really good advice

[@dire-decadence]

"Once you know your way broadly, you see it in all things." To paraphrase Musashi.

[@keepitsecretce4954]

I absolutely love this. Amazing work! I've been studying Miyamoto Musashi and his Philosophy for the last 15 years. Been diving deep and working on my own Jiujitsu and Jeet Kune Do practice. Working on complete mastery of of the arts! Thank you for this fantastic video, as well as your other one on Musashi!

[@OrionPhilosophy]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed them

[@samurai36]

Powerful warrior and so wisdom, oooosuuuu

[@SeedsAndStuff]

Ayo!!! I’ve understood all this without knowing its good to see others. He’s just showing u what u have to do to become a warrior everything u have to mentally encompass those are some heavy sacrifices most likely reserved for wanting to overcome limits of seeking breakthroughs regarding battle Philosophical understanding will have to sync with the physical

[@rupertholmes5828]

Big fan of the fact it is not just one of those grim philosophy videos where its some bloody mate saying in the deepest raspiest voice possible the quote over all blackness on the screen. That's not what philosophy, or at least to me, its uplifting and helping so much love for this video :)

[@zoranpopovic88]

It's Budo The Way

[@user-ew3gl8dl9v]

Thank you

[@OrionPhilosophy]

You're welcome 🙏

[@joojangmi8702]

I shall educate myself properly. I am half way there since i still wear my heart up to my sleeves but i won't give up, all the hurt that i carry inside will give me the proper strength to live a life like this.

[@zakariaakagami2258]

19 . THERE IS ONE GOD , THANK HIM Thanks for the rules ♡

[@TheVicariousone1]

So important

[@haihai5293]

Love these video's!

[@OrionPhilosophy]

🙏

[@negativeone2.0]

thank you

[@OrionPhilosophy]

You're welcome 🙏

[@aaronmann9442]

Thats it?! Piece of cake !

[@svp3rn0v47]

I'm going to live by this wisdom!

[@OrionPhilosophy]

🙏

[@svp3rn0v47]

@@OrionPhilosophy Bless you too! 🙂

[@dadanddaughter1771]

Darkness has it's comforts it's where I go to get away from life 🙏

[@parveezsaligh9248]

better than reading the book!! nice one.

[@OrionPhilosophy]

🙏

[@christinesmith6644]

VERY TRUE

[@natsuichijo24]

I love musashi

[@raycarden7941]

Bro that voice is powerful 🙏

[@OrionPhilosophy]

🙏 thanks

[@currentlyknown8164]

Art is .... endurance vigilance indeed the forge endured brings forth diligence and a temper as of soligen steel. Live well die better. Peace

[@marsyasthesatyr]

Nice

[@OrionPhilosophy]

Glad you liked it

[@Jon-fe9tj]

So this is the Way

[@AngeloHawk]

Amazing channel and videos! I have just subscribed! May I ask you if there's a way to listen to the music by itself? That would really be nice for meditation!

[@OrionPhilosophy]

Thanks for the sub! You can listen the Borrtex song here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZW5cqWij6uIsLs

[@vukomanvitez4915]

Never stray from the way

[@OrionPhilosophy]

👏

[@bach4156]

Do not fear death

[@satnamo]

What is the highest blessing ? Pleasant speech is the highest blessing. Health, youth+freedom=3greatest blessings of life but because of fear+laziness man tends to chase the ends and forget the root. Do not fear death, ..! Something is easier say than done, but let us to it anyway.

[@thelegendarykujofinesse6993]

I love thisn

[@OrionPhilosophy]

🙏

[@buzaroh767]

Bad ass!

[@user-zm1dr5qk7t]

I've broken so many,he would say in the end it's the ones you keep that matter.

[@SoldieroftheImam313]

So beautiful in Islam we practice all of the things he mentioned in order to become a Arif(Mystic) we practice an ascetic life to show that the only pleasure comes from worship and we worship God because that's our sole purpose in order to reach perfection and the perfect man is the one that seeks only God's pleasure and no longer cares about even the pleasures of the hearafter he only cares about God. We even believe in Shia Islam that Socrates, Aristotle, plato were all prophets of God as they taught monotheism. Miyamoto Musashi is an amazing philosopher thank you for your amazing videos

[@nicolaskiroy3079]

It's a stretch to say that Socrates and Aristotle taught monotheism. Plato's ideas were used heavily to inspire monotheistic tradition, and not long after he lived either. Socrates, although we know so little about him and his teachings, a lot of stuff attributed to him could be used to argue against any sort of higher power. Aristotle was also used in a similar way to Plato, but they had to work pretty hard, and make some questionable connections, in order to connect him to a monotheistic god. I would be interested in hearing a rebuttal though! After all I haven't done an intense study into each of their respective histories or beliefs. Aristotle kind of, the other two I know through a few book chapters on them, podcasts, and an article or two.

[@adityasinghrajput3505]

Accept Everything Just the way it is!!

[@nancysmith9487]

Arigato, sounds good to me...

[@kartikyadav287]

Those are really big words when u understand 'you may abandon your body but you must preserve your honor'. And other one is just impossible in this world 'Never stray from the path' for this world is full of deception,corruption,distractions and many elements that will push you away from the path, its hard to believe someone can prevent himself from straying from the path

[@Knockout_KINGZ]

This guy did NoFap. That’s how he was able slay every opposition

[@leoliu4348]

i focus on money now, i like the quote do not collect things for old age, i like to keep things running, stay active and alert, keep achieving higher, i almost died when i was 23, and i think accepting your death at any age keeps you Alive and Free

[@jackwolf4294]

There is much of the Tao in this wisdom

[@Dolxe_luna]

The philosophy it's good butttt dammm that voiceeee 😍😍😍😍

[@OrionPhilosophy]

Thanks 🙏

[@Dolxe_luna]

@@OrionPhilosophy you're welcome 🙏❤️

[@rajnishkushx]

Why isn't the philosophy good.

[@ismaelhall3990]

for life.

[@rosabellej6617]

🙏

[@coyotestylepro1150]

17/21 Almost perfect 😎

[@OrionPhilosophy]

🙏

[@waqasafzal8181]

If someone can explain the context behind these quotes that would be neat! some of them are pretty straight forward but i am guessing some of them will probably hold a deeper meaning.

[@samuelzins5089]

1. Accept the world as it is 2. Do not seek pleasure for its own sake 3. Do not under any circumstances rely on a partial feeling 4. Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world 5. Be detached from desire your whole life 6. Do not regret what you've done 7. Don't be jealous of anyone else 8. Do not be saddened by a separation 9. Resent and complaint are inappropriate for you and others 10. Do not be controlled by lust or attachment 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 onto possessions you no longer need 15. Do not follow customary beliefs 16. Do not hold onto or practice with weapons beyond what is practical or necessary 17. Do not fear death 18. Do not expect fiefs or gifts in your old age 19. Respect budda and the gods without depending on their help 20. You may abandon your body but must preserve your honor 21. Never stray from the way

[@a.altamimi]

My big takeaway : Do note collect weapon or practice with weapon beyond what is useful

[@awakenedsoul2638]

Could you make another video of this with explanation why you should do each?

[@awakenedsoul2638]

@Anjun 241 Others practice martial arts for health, spirituality and way of life rather than practicing it to become a warrior who will fight to murder. If you figured that out yourself then what did you learned? What does it mean to you?

[@niazibnkarim3334]

Someone please tell me the name of the music/ humming at the beginning and end

[@mukizarayner6568]

👏

[@OrionPhilosophy]

🙏

[@jianliu9420]

Irony here! A man this wise is a result of accumulation of life experiences walking this earth. And yet, everything he warn against he has for sure tasted it himself. Otherwise he is just piggybacking another man's experience which takes the awe out of this romantic samurai advice.

[@KingAGBozz]

To warn against something doesn't imply that the person warning has never done it. But I'm pretty sure Musashi didn't do most of these things in excess. Also these teachings are thousands of years old. Musashi didn't invent it, he just rediscovered or respoke them.

[@swiftyboi3079]

one of the hardest was dont do desires cause well when you want to do something that technically aa desire

[@KingAGBozz]

There is a difference between "desires" and acting out of purpose. One is emotionally attached, the other is just acting out of will. "Desiring" doesnt equal "Doing"

[@2flizz]

I clicked this for the sole reason to see if I pronounced the name correctly

[@luisg8432]

"You may abandon your own body, but you must preserve your honor".... let that one really, really sink all the way in.

[@SecondSackSox]

What is the song in the background?

[@scienceuser99]

The ultimate stoic warrior

[@peakmaster3273]

It's cool. Even tho I disagree those rules.

[@alexbusiness3132]

The way of the void is not to chase the void, spirit is nothingness to the void, but it is the way to strategy

[@matthewmores8355]

Some of his words the same as mine.

[@RestfulMotivation]

In all things, have no preferences

[@OrionPhilosophy]

🙏

[@unorthodox5171]

When it gets to Do Not Fear Death. I'm like okay, you're a legit badass.

[@OrionPhilosophy]

😂

[@Soumya1401]

These rules

[@CamSiv996]

Is anyone here after playing Ghost of Tsushima? After meeting/fighting Ryuzo?

[@antik9826]

I disagree with some of those rules but it do agree with most of them, and it amazes me how most of the old ages sages/wise/stoic man got to the almost the same conclusions.

[@ajeshkhanak1413]

What is the opening music

[@awakenedsoul2638]

Lots of these things are hard to follow! Do not Fear Death is always true which everyone is afraid of.

[@mdhall04]

Yet we can not have life without death.

[@awakenedsoul2638]

@@mdhall04 Yeah Right. Death is the end but re-birth will come afterwards.

[@Fatima-rs6bv]

i don't. at least i think so. I'm only worried for those around me

[@awakenedsoul2638]

@@Fatima-rs6bv Why?

[@Fatima-rs6bv]

@@awakenedsoul2638 I've made peace with death. i mean, how much do you actually remember from the past 5 years? it seems so small. the rest of my life is going to pass like that too. of course I look forward to my future. I'm curious if I'll actually become a neurosurgeon. i already love the child(ren) I'll have, or my relationship with my partner. but if i died this moment, i wouldn't have any regrets. the main reason is, I'd get to meet Allah Taa'la. as a Muslim it's my belief that we came into this world from paradise, and that's where we have to return too. yes I'll make the best of the chance of life I've been given, but i don't fear death. and I was not talking about suicide yknow😅 i love Allah too much to throw His gift of life away like that. my parents and brother too, i can't do it to them. what about you? I'd love to hear your thoughts on this! (sorry for any grammatical errors)

[@sohamdambalkar1602]

" Do not seek to possess goods or fiefs for your old age" - Can somebody explain this one to me? How I am a supposed to live my life without saving up some money for a time where I cannot earn anymore?

[@cristianflore5750]

What is the intro music ?

[@kingop7272]

It was all okay untill he said dont chase good food

[@JohnDoe-nq5pk]

You can eat good food and have appreciation for it. but don't CHASE good food. The chase for it is ultimately undesirable baggage

[@kaiiheenjik1668]

Basically don’t be picky or don’t become a glutton.

[@donguy8413]

All OK? I can't get past the 3rd one. Damn the path to hell is paved with good food n golden c.Toes 🤔

[@KingAGBozz]

Some may say it's about not chasing but about enjoying, but sorry but no. It's about looking at food as fuel. Carbs, fats, proteins, vitamins and electrolytes. Finding pleasure in detachment from pleasure is the keystone in attaining a strong personality It begins with food and ends with playing video games instead of pursuing your goals.

[@cakeman4510]

Name of music <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="5">0:05</a>