Miyamoto Musashi | The Way of the Ronin (Dokkodo)

[@Einzelgänger]

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[@tanmoybhadra7409]

can't find the part 3. Isn't it posted yet?

[@Lishkabro]

These videos are a blessing, thank you!

[@kernal2077]

Thanks for uploading, I appreciate it.

[@nikhilmhatre2216]

@@tanmoybhadra7409 😢😢😢😢😢vb 00

[@ankush5369]

What is source? Which translated version? Translator?

[@Dacademeca]

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

[@betterapproachtolife.motiv3265]

Agree ... want to support each other

[@Dacademeca]

@@betterapproachtolife.motiv3265 sure man!

[@vijenkumar7255]

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[@saedasfas]

"Stay strapped or get clapped." - Miyamoto Musashi

[@laniakea777]

carry everyday

[@chrisppraefecti373]

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[@marleyjr00]

Facts

[@ayda2876]

LMFAO

[@jixpuzzle]

Bruh

[@ICEcoldJT]

“A little progress each day adds up to big results.” 📈

[@cosmicdraconian6712]

Yoo, you're from self development

[@killam9140]

@@cosmicdraconian6712 du bist von rammo

[@juanpablovazquez5993]

Thats Kaisen, and is a powerfull method for grown up

[@cosmicdraconian6712]

@@juanpablovazquez5993 That goes for everyone too. Constant small steps are really good. Add small goals everyday and the rest will follow.

[@glennicholas3265]

Compound interest.

[@PhilosophyToons]

"You must understand that there is more than one path to the top of the mountain." -Miyamoto Musashi

[@sagiridesu7230]

Recently learned this lesson. It's scary when you get lost all by yourself and there's no one to help you, with the fear of the unknown, the uncertainty of something might harm you out of nowhere...truly, what an experience i've went through.

[@itariwasashi1645]

This comment made me cry im a 30 year old man ty love you bye

[@TrueWisdom135]

That shows the flexibility :)

[@FutureMindset]

Ancient philosophy seems to have this recurring theme of not being attached to anything, which is honestly profound. There's nothing more pain-inducing than obsessive attachment.

[@bza6874]

They also seem to agree on the perception of death and why there's no reason to be afraid of it. Death is great, nothing can exist without it!

[@betterapproachtolife.motiv3265]

Exactly .. attachment causes pain

[@Shadow1986]

yes but htye are all attached to the idea of being unattached

[@FutureMindset]

@@Shadow1986 Yeah lol. It's the paradoxical nature of being human.

[@georgewallace1511]

Attachment is the cause of all sufferings -buddha

[@iameternalsunshine]

There is a autobiographical manga about Miyamoto called “Vagabond.” it’s a masterpiece.

[@jonathans5984]

Haha glad someone mentioned it

[@antcoelho]

Yeah, and I hope Takehiko finishes it one day tho

[@justaguy00000]

He has to leave basketball coaching though to finish Vagabond.

[@eueueumesmo1000]

@@BlueyFromMelbShuffle yep

[@antcoelho]

@@justaguy00000damn didn't knew he was coaching, but I understand, he's chilling, as longs as it is finished during my lifetime It's cool

[@ReynaSingh]

Most of life is spent alone. We ought to spend less time avoiding it; and embrace our solitude

[@Nair1806]

Would you like to hang out sometime?

[@c.galindo9639]

Yes as long as you make your solitude able to advance yourself

[@Nair1806]

@@c.galindo9639 what do you mean?

[@c.galindo9639]

@@Nair1806 watch the video again if you didn’t learn the lesson

[@surfside75]

Probably very different for each person. I've known many MANY people that seem to never be alone, Ever. From morning to night. Heck I live with 3 or so of these types in a large home. I've created a tiny house in a house so that I do not leave my 'unit'. I'm perceived as being a recluse and different😂. True I suppose on both accounts.

[@QuietlyMagnetic]

You’d rather be a warrior in a garden, than a gardener in a war.

[@threethrushes]

I'd rather be an accountant at a small to medium-sized enterprise, with a side-hustle doing private accounts.

[@c.galindo9639]

@@threethrushes you never would

[@lewis809]

@@threethrushes Haha sorry I know that wasn't meant to be funny but you've just made me laugh because now I'm thinking of stupid examples like 'You'd rather be a dog in a kennel, than a kennel in a dog'

[@lbernazani]

@@threethrushes 🤣🤣🤣

[@arztschwanzfurz1631]

​@@lewis809 rather the colon in a cat than the cat in a colon

[@parshvaupadhyay5192]

dont find a purpose to fight, fight to find that purpose -Miyamoto Musashi

[@amishverma992]

1) Accept everything just the way it is 2) Don't seek pleasure for it's own sake 3) don't under any circumstances depend on partial feeling. 4) think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world 5)be detached from desire your whole life 6) don't regret what you have done ✅

[@True38]

Not sure if I agree with 5. Desire is a good thing. But being detached in general is very good. Detachment from yourself and others.

[@raziqhussain57]

7. Never be jealous

[@EnlightenedRogue24]

@@raziqhussain57 - 8. Never eat yellow snow. ☝️🥴

[@catalin5218]

@@EnlightenedRogue24 😐😐😐funny😐😐😐

[@mr.e4938]

7) Wipe front to back

[@Dacademeca]

"Generally Speaking, The Way Of The Warrior Is Resolute Acceptance Of Death." - Miyamoto Musashi

[@brunosouza4758]

- guy who did not resolutely accept death

[@Claudineionficinal]

@@brunosouza4758 didnt he accept death?

[@David-eu1ms]

@@brunosouza4758 just not suicide.

[@copyninja8756]

@@brunosouza4758 why is there always that one hating loser who has accomplished nothing? Empty your cup and learn it might change your life

[@nonFireresist]

Actually... Not todays sixteen.... But if you are hardly trained as special force soldier (what samurais were from todays perspective) from age of 7... But battle of Sekigahara was different, because during that battle were, first in Japan's history, used large firearms in big scale (by Tokugawa's side) so if he were anywhere near... Just imagine not only being so young, but seeing for the first time ever in history, horrors of shrapnell massacre. And on top of that, according to the most of that era Japan warriors was death by cannons perceived as dishonouring. So, if you are choosing between dishonouring surviving and dishonouring death, you may end up with easy choice. And on top of that - seppuku was often perceived as a way to join your master and commrades, who died honnorably, to be in afterlife with them and share their path... ...But if they were victims of bombarding, Musashi may have to face very unique and before that time even impossible choice...

[@hjpi9804]

"When you lose, don't lose the Lesson." - Dalai lama

[@jejee413]

“There is nothing outside of yourself that can ever enable you to get better, stronger, richer, quicker, or smarter. Everything is within. Everything exists. Seek nothing outside of yourself.”

[@pranramsamooj8187]

The real "Secret".

[@mangakasaide2166]

Life itself is seeking experiences and more If you are content with yourself it only makes the experiences better When you say seek nothing outside of yourself think about why you are alive

[@benmike2231]

@Ushwaira wow. thank you so much 💙💙💙

[@xMrjamjam]

You always say "thank you for watching" but really it is us who are thankful for you sharing this with us

[@elysianfields1671]

You can see many similarities between that and all the teachings of every philosopher or wise man who wrote or spoke about walking alone. That means the principles are not so different even in different cultures and times when it comes to walking alone.

[@dlloydy5356]

Agree with you...many of the different philosophies have the same/similar principles at their root. I enjoy studying them regardless of the ‘school’ I constantly go from one to another & back again. I believe it’s often referred to as ‘free or independent thinking’. I guess if you are quite open minded it’s a natural thing to do. As I see it no one way is the absolute best yet as many overlap there is a path connecting the ‘dots’ between these principles.

[@c.galindo9639]

They all seek enlightenment and advancement. There are different approaches and ways of explaining how to achieve such things, but overall they’re all after the same results

[@c.galindo9639]

@McoParkour perhaps

[@meneither3834]

All of those people were humans living on Earth at roughly the same level of technology after all.

[@s.muller8688]

In simple terms, "there are no original thoughts".

[@PsychedelicActualization]

"If you know the Way broadly you will see it in everything. " ~Miyamoto Musashi ❤️️ Love this video series ❤️️ ❤️️ ❤️️

[@gareth7762]

What does this quote mean?

[@TornadoWhirl33]

This is the Way.

[@Huizelogica]

personally I've used isolating myself to concentrate on what is/was most important for me. it helped a lot, but it can definitely bring desire. i find this channel very helpful; again.

[@dub6955]

Always knew Ronin was the best choice for me in Ghost of Tsushima. I live by these laws.

[@reacher8042]

Annnnnd it gives more damage lol

[@sarcocytsi25]

Your videos make me sane especially these days. Thank you very much! Your voice and lectures make me calm from my anxiety.

[@c.galindo9639]

I love hearing these lessons no matter how much I hear them again. They always make a great and valuable point as well as make me contemplate more on the matters at hand

[@ash8207]

The way of the ronin echoes the ancient Stoics. "Happiness and freedom begin with a clear understanding of one principle. Some things are within your control. And some things are not." - Epictetus. Another wonderful & interesting perspective on the importance of balance & self reliance. Thank you for all the great content on this channel!

[@PracticalInspiration]

Miyamoto Musashi is a big influence in my life...loved this, thanks for sharing!

[@wasimahmed3985]

Man you don't know how many lives you're saving. Our crisis is existential, Lone Wolf 🙏

[@randallmercer4995]

Thanks!

[@ROBOOHNO]

Amazing timing on this. It's exactly what I wanted to know more about. Thank you!

[@founderofself]

Thank you so much. Absolutely love these 🙏

[@Zoya194]

This is gold. Hopefully will remember in time of need.

[@doctorabhi8030]

This 3 part series on Miyamoto Musashi is totally life changing....i don't have any words to thank you....👍👍👍👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏

[@franciscalira3630]

What you have created, what you have done with these videos and all the knowledge that you share it’s just amazing. Congratulations

[@myfamily9393]

Best KZbinr ! Changed my life with this one

[@zoezzzarko1117]

Incredible. So much profound and helpful content in this ONE video. Thank you. Needed this today...

[@villen7159]

I've come across this Miyamoto Musashi miniseries by chance, but it's greatly captured my interest. There's something about the traditional paintings displayed throughout the videos, the music and atmosphere surrounding Musashi that makes it really appealing to watch. I'm truly grateful for being able to watch these videos, even if they are a mere lists of musashi's rules explained.

[@andrewlundell7339]

Sage advice for these dark times. Look forward to the rest of this series.

[@dantarradellas7351]

Love your interpretations. Excellent. Thank you.

[@AdoriDUnagi]

I was thinking about Miyamoto Musashi multiple times today. :D Then, I open KZbin and here we have a video from you :D Thanks.

[@davidwashington9113]

Did you read the book of 5 rings?

[@AdoriDUnagi]

@@davidwashington9113 Not yet, but it´s on my endless list of to-read literature :D Do you recommend?

[@AdoriDUnagi]

@@kn5372 ahahaha :D I´m a samuraj girl XD

[@kirabey8946]

A fucking samurai that lived hundereds of years ago motivated me more than any other influencer.

[@imankhan1999]

"It is been said that the Way of the warrior is the twofold way of pen sword. A warrior must have a taste of both ways"... -Miyamoto Musashi🙏

[@alishaanimations3058]

0) Do not depend on a partial feeling -> Not just to think rationally ->But to not act on impulse in accordance to desire/emotion 1st link - short term pleasure is an example of acting on impulse 1) Seeking only pleasure without benefits is unhelpful Usually lacks gratification therefore short term Strays you from way Makes you not realise the detrimental affects Pleasure should come as side effect from seeking way +Abstaining from pleasure is BETTER than to br overcome by it) Pursuit of sole pleasure is a waste (doesn’t even feel good) 9:03 2) Dont desire things/attach to ANYTHING external/OUTSIDE your control (eg. Becoming a millionaire isn’t determined vs becoming skilled in chess or swordsmanship) because YOU ASSUME it will make you forever happy - desire changes Also strays you from the way as its a pointless chase Happiness isn’t with those things, it’s when you focus on YOURSELF for LONG TERM HAPPINESS eg. Your own goals 3) This links to jealousy as someone ELSE may have YOUR DESIRE and be sad it’s not yours someone elses blessings (usually material or related to it) aren’t controllable either, so don’t pursue it Again, need to focus on yourself to make it happen, fuel desire into motivation 4) Accept the good + the bad - you may desire good when it’s bad, and bad when it’s good Accept death that comes, as these situations are usually not controllable So even if you don’t get it, allll your happiness isn’t truly dependent on it 5) Instead of focusing on pleasure,desire and jealously (short term pleasure) and selfish gratification consider yourself lightly/not have a big ego - the universe is much bigger than you, we are vulnerable, no one will care if you’re eg. Rich

[@Blue2977]

thank you for the amazing work!

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[@f1shst1ck]

Really loving all the Eastern philosophy stuff the last few months, keep up the good work!

[@SimpleLifeSG]

Do not beat yourself up about your past. We need to keep moving forward. 💪

[@lloydhinton1427]

Great Video! I cant wait for the next two!

[@thndermusic]

amazing video. thank you

[@Beagletheami]

"let the dust in our minds settle" This is so powerful

[@kuangtien3980]

" The mind is like a mirror ,.....it gathers dust while it reflects , when the mind gathers no dust ,....it will be clear of thoughts !....OM ,...OM ,...OM ...... Zen Riddle.....AMITABHA..🤗

[@type1vagabond298]

"Do or do not, there is no try." - Miyamoto Musashi

[@razor301]

Thats yoda

[@ALEX1991731]

😂😂

[@keithybrinson7804]

“Avoid absolutes” -anakin sleep apnea

[@ryanlozon5712]

This is valuable material to absorb during a 14 day quarantine. Qua-ronin-tine.

[@krieghart5515]

I'm 7 months into my 14 day quarantine

[@LOLegitimateLOLegitimate]

this is the worst joke ive ever heard holy shit

[@francoisbernarde6272]

Merci Beaucoup Einzelganger ! THANK YOU so much for this video... It truly is one of your MASTERPIECES... and profoundly enlightening! I look forward to watching the remainder of the series! BRAVO !!!

[@Alexrex77]

Amazing video, thank you for sharing :)

[@redythelegend2]

0:40 When your barber shows you the way he fcked up your next 2 months

[@mishya_8968]

Your videos help me to keep grounded and find myself again whenever I'm lost in the chaos I created myself

[@joeyc666]

I can't wait for the next parts of this series

[@ridjauhnryan6882]

“Do not burden yourself with Resentment” Wonderful advice sincerely, this will make all the difference

[@marklesueur1288]

This is very good. You have eloquently captured the Spirit of Musashi Miyamoto & the authentic underpinnings of The Way of the Ronin, both informationally & artistically. Well done ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ryonen Tekisui Roshi (M.J Le Sueur) Shihan (Master Teacher [10th Dan]) Darumakan Zenpo Bujutsu

[@thefire2845]

Excellent piece; Looking forward to the remaining parts.

[@nehainthebay]

Very wise words very well interpreted. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽✨

[@GlobalResearchObservatory]

Thank you very much for summarising great ancient wisdom that is hard earnt and hard captured in very simplified interpretation. Your version and perspective is deep and practical at the same time.

[@Einzelgänger]

Thank you for the compliment, Pandemonium :)

[@fatefulbrawl5838]

*The Ronin were my ideal fighters: Unbound, detached yet still involved, and learning through experince over all else.* 🗡🗡

[@jamesbeatty-wilson5290]

Aggresive postulates

[@fatefulbrawl5838]

@@jamesbeatty-wilson5290 What do ya mean? I looked up the meaning of that word and it has me curious.

[@jamesbeatty-wilson5290]

@@fatefulbrawl5838 like in a sense of "posture"

[@fatefulbrawl5838]

@@jamesbeatty-wilson5290 Posture?

[@anilkumarpadmawar8799]

Thank you for your efforts to bring the reality among commoners like us.

[@terrycavender]

The Five Rings is a long time possession of mine, I try and read it at least once a year. Every time I read it, the book has changed, must be a magic book... 🤔

[@popeyethepirate5473]

Or is it you who change?

[@terrycavender]

@@popeyethepirate5473 well duh...... 😁 The magic is in ourselves.

[@ayda2876]

whats the best copy out there ?

[@diarmuidmaher2922]

I've been following your channel for a while and I'm so happy you're finally covering miyamoto musashi.

[@InfinitiSin]

The only thing Ronin about me is the long hair that I have grown over the pandemic. Hell yeah for the pony tail style.

[@DiogenesOfCa]

Yeah I have super long hair now as well.

[@davidkay7389]

Long hair has often been associated with warriors. The Spartans, American indians, Samson etc.

[@rebelpoxy]

Not gonna lie, the Vagabond manga which is based on a semi-fictional novel that features Musashi inspired me to have a Ronin look lol. And Musashi's books (Dokkodo and book of five rings) are also one of my faves together with SUN Tzu's the art of war.

[@jasonmendoza2044]

I literally just shaved the sides and kept the top so I can grow a Japanese top knot lol who needs a barber 🤙🏽

[@techsutra4917]

this is a gem on youtube such precious videos do exist on youtube. thanks alot

[@boredeggyolk7969]

“when you lose, don’t lose the lesson” -Damai lama

[@larminngoba686]

Dalai lama not damai lama

[@tiagocavalcante2854]

Thank you for the videos. It is a real gift to be able to watch something like this on the internet. Keep up with the good work. I'm grateful to you

[@aro4322]

This got recommended just after i finished reading vagabond

[@thomasmonks5715]

I've been going through alot recently that I'm not really able to share woth anyone but my wife, I've felt alone with what I've been feeling and this video is just what I needed. Keep it up my dude, I look forward to more

[@zopfee]

This inspired me to draw two pictures, one of a garden and one of an overgrown-unkept garden to represent rational thinking vs thinking with emotions

[@hehelol8369]

Principles 1-7 1. Accept everything just the way it is. 2. Do not seek pleasure for its own sake. 3. Do not, under any circumstance, depend 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 have done. 7. Never be jealous.

[@IamJsb]

I rushed here after receiving the notification ❤️😍

[@liamcortezlof465]

I LOVE your videos. Please don’t stop making this content. It is the best content on KZbin 100%. THIS is where we can learn and develop as individuals.

[@TheSixStringGuy]

Musashi is an amazing book Eiji Yoshikawa....definitely worth a read

[@MyU2beCall]

THX bro 4 sharing these Samurai Wisdoms.

[@regi9591]

A student said to his master: "You teach me fighting, but you talk about peace. How do you reconcile the two?" The master replied: "It is better to be a warrior in a garden than to be a gardener in a war."

[@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus]

That phrase always made me think of the first Caesar of Rome who gave up his total control to be a farmer when he was no longer needed.

[@monikatripathi4589]

Absolutely loved the video, thanks for making it.

[@CallmeOzymandias]

Perfect timing. I just started book of 5 rings!

[@ApproachingMinimum]

The ''way of the Ronin'' is very helpfull in these unprecedented times.

[@Wille-ti4vy]

The detachment from desire reminds me of an Albert Camus quote; "You will never be happy if you search for what happiness consists of. You will never live if you are looking for the meaning of life."

[@evalley710]

hey man I just wanted to say I really enjoy this channel, it has made a huge difference in my perspective of life. "A man that can't hold on to his beliefs can only be pathetic, dead or alive" -Saito Hajime

[@crazyman0937]

Here I was thinking "where the hell is part 2?". Then I realized this was uploaded two days ago. Got too used to using the way back machine!

[@OfficialGhostBoiiz]

Thank you. This was much need at this time of my life.

[@truenorthaffirmations7049]

The golden warrior sailing beyond the sunset

[@FreddieKayBeats]

another well done video, keep up the inspiring content!!!!

[@play_sports_and_read_books]

Japanese art sure has evolved a lot

[@thedirty530]

I really like how you expanded on his principals...The connecting of philosophies to the modern world is using our past is creating something entirely new. Your Videos are Excellent!

[@jakubal-ali5445]

"Following a desire can lead to an addiction." Well, yes. But at the same time, Miyamoto follows his way of swordsmanship to perfect his skill with the sword to the point he neglects the simple joys of human life. I think the translation of "desire" in general is either wrong, or the philosophy is incomplete. Not Miyamoto's, though, but in the Western epistemology, the presentation of ideas manner.

[@patelkrutika787]

English is simple language with limited words.. therefore it lacks d ability to interpret d exact true meaning & essence of ancient philosophies n text... hence leaving boarder ideas to interpret, suiting individual sense of understanding....

[@thac0twenty377]

With attachment and desire the implication is seeking it for it ownself and to an extreme degree. Having a lust for something , regardless what it is, can never be fulfilled as you need more and more. The balanced view is enjog pleasure but not to the point it leads to self destruction. If that clarifies.

[@bustedugly321]

@@patelkrutika787 I know this was posted 6 months ago but a simple language? It’s the single most descriptive and complex language to ever exist. The only issue is that many words from these philosopher languages are highly contextualized by the time period or the simplicity of the past language. Yeesh

[@patelkrutika787]

@@bustedugly321 well i guess then you havent came across other languages If u feel english to be most descriptive and complex. Do try Hebrew, sanskrit, Hindi.. You'll know the different & complexity. Problem is the meaning usually get lost in translation.

[@bustedugly321]

@@patelkrutika787 just in a pure numerical format, English has the single most words and connective expressions of any language to ever exist my man. This isn’t even a debate. The consensus is that Chinese/Korean and English are the hardest languages to master due to their complexity and broadness of vocabulary. Hebrew? Hebrew doesn’t even break the top 5, or even the top 10. Jesus, use your resources man. Google works great

[@thatswhatnicksaid]

That was beautiful thanks for publishing this video!

[@paulh2468]

You state that samurai became ronin because they were afraid of committing ritual suicide. If so, Musashi should have committed seppuku, to avoid becoming a ronin. In reality, feudal Japan, like every society, was complex and nuanced. There were many reasons why a samurai could become a ronin. The death of their daimyo and dissolution of the daimyo's estate could leave his entire army as ronin. Both samurai and ronin required the permission of a lord to commit sanctioned suicide, and some daimyo refused to give this. Ronin would fight duels to gain reputation, in order to possibly get hired by a different daimyo. There was no dishonour in this pursuit. Or they would die honourably in a duel. The demilitarization of Japan after 1600 led to large numbers of ronin, who would find other work, despite the dishonour. I think you oversimplify, and skip some relevant details.

[@Blackwhite99251]

In 47 ronin. The samurais all became robins after their master was killed

[@clFer777]

I didn't see the part of Musashi being afraid of Seppuku 🤔 Anyway, in death of Daimyo Samurai should commit suicide because of loyalty. I am not expert but as I have read Samurai was a high class warrior. I would asume the head of an army, not everyone, so one wouldn't expect everyone committing suicide but the commander. Seeing in retrospective I would think the man though his art of swordsmanship was worthiest than "customary beliefs" (as he said) so killing himself before he could top on that would be a waste, and THAT would be dishonor (lack of self respect, as I saw somewhere and became a new accepted definition for me). Anyhoo, is impossible to separate the life of Musashi from Buddhism and of course, the cultural context that you expose. Regards from Chile 🇨🇱.

[@YoYo-gt5iq]

Thank you for posting

[@Cybrtronlazr]

Finally something to please us weebs with after a long time XD Looking forward to parts 2 and 3.

[@ogmulletking3195]

God…. Eye opening. and I’ve struggled with the 6th verse for a long time, it left a hollow spot in side that I would fill with alcohol. Two years sober. But the burden, pain and sorrow remains. I’ve found ways to focus it into true strength. Instead of pushing it down, I accept it. Suffering builds character.

[@gm42069]

Interesting, you were also recommended a bunch of Miyamoto Musashi videos and decided to create this Miyamoto Musashi video. Mushashi ception

[@mediaevalmonster]

Thanks for the video

[@evnstevn9213]

Damn I feel like a Ronin. I’ve lived alone and from place to place since my “adulthood” began..

[@thac0twenty377]

been there man

[@iamtphil]

Such a mindful approach to life... Its funny cause when I was watching this I was like this is so profound and true... yet simple. The answers are in front of our faces yet humans ceaselessly keep looking expecting something 'better'. For instance one only needs 13:19 of guidance to live a beautiful life and no more.

[@bigruckus8664]

Don’t misunderstand being humble for not believing in yourself. Just the acknowledgement that we can never be perfect and should keep growing. Belief only turns to delusion when u cannot achieve wat u have been believing in. Acknowledge that and readjust

[@joannakader4568]

I guess, deep within us everyone is a Ronin.

[@matthewseven2143]

❤️ this! Can't wait for the next two 👍🏻👍🏻

[@satnamo]

De Dao of de Warrior is resolute exceptance of death. Do not fear death because death is nothing to us since we are here, death is not here; and when death is here, we are not here.