Painfully true

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Totally agree. Never was built for the UN or other bonds, but is now completly controlled by Governments and Industrials

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This Miyamoto Musahsi sounds like a very wise guy. Maybe he could craft an art into and become a human legend or something.

@best words

Agree. If you can’t stand being alone, you’re in bad company.

@@philosophyboss Well said!

Describes many married people, doesn't it?

@@tg5834 Especially when they are ought to be divorced!

He killed 64 men in single combat by the time he was 30.

@@mikemelina7395 What do you want to say with this?

​​@@oseobo_5614he has fucking battle skill and experience

@@guarinagarcia2424 ....And so real deep issues

@@mikemelina7395 I didn't know aids existed back then.

Me to my girlfriend for popping her cherry 🍒

This doesnt apply to trying to give up porn

This escalated quickly.

This is what I told to ppl who's first souls game was elden ring

all tests are hard before they're easy.

ultimate words ))

"The only hope you have is to accept the fact that you're already dead. The sooner you accept that, the sooner you'll be able to function as a soldier is supposed to function: without mercy, without compassion, without remorse. All war depends upon it." Capt. Ronald J. Spears

I don't understand this quote.

@@ethanarnold4441 It boils down to: Don't think, act. The line between bravery and stupidity is thin.

@@ethanarnold4441 Should you not accept death then it will be in the forefront of ur mind and a mental blockade in battle. Thus you are fighting to survive and focused on staying alive which will hinder you. If you accept death as a possibility then you will not hold anything back you will truly fight with everything,as your opponent is doing the same.

like that. reminds me of another quote. Confucius - By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation (example), which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.

Ahh you know about Confucius you know your history

@@jobob47 what does he mean by reflection, i did not understand it

@@AbdulRahmanSubhanAllah first, I will assume that it is a serious question, and you are not just yanking my chain., I am sure there are many interpretations. mine is that reflection is meditation, self awareness, critical judgment, insightfulness, sitting around thinking on things to determine their true nature. and how You define those things as they affect your life. ____ extra stuff. after all, the beginning of wisdom is call things by their true name. which is why today certain groups being so focused on controlling the language around us and changing the definition of words to suit their own agendas. like changing the definition of words such as man or woman, for example. I would also refer you to the George Orwell essay Politics and the English Language on that last subject. after all, as it says in the bible, in the beginning was the Word.... everything flows from that.

Im definitely the hard way guy. Im too proud to listen

But nobody will listen or care.........

True and like he said all the liberals are just living a lie

Very true sadly...

Not Musashi but "it's easier to fool someone than to convince them they've been fooled" seems to apply a lot lately.

Yep..

NO NOT AGAIN F@CK YOU IRS

Spat out my water reading this 😂

They always call at dinner.

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Thank you

YES THANKS 👍👍👍👍

Thank you a year later

"To make anyone immediately regret insulting you show that you are unaffected" 5:33 But if they watched this video they will not regret it "Do not regret what you have done" 0:40 😁😁😁

Better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener at war

Do nothing that is of no use.

I've always been kind of partial to "The more you bleed in practice, the less you'll die in war." as was quoted to me by Navy Seals whenever I'd join them for sparring practices... ;o)

It's like carrying a firearm, u hope u never have to use it

Sic Vis Pacem Parabellum - If you want peace, prepare for war. ...and so you know how to say it; sick viss pock'em para-bellum

"To win any battle,you must fight as if you are already dead".best i say

In battle, if you hesitate, you will be swept away

If she has holes then bring your poles - jhang xina

What if they get a second wind?

@@farside8625 shhh don’t question the actual practicality of these quotes.

then put away your cell phone

Soooo at 3:30 he forgot to add "nor the mind be dragged along by the body"

Sun Tzu quoted something similar to that.

Your already dead what?

Fedor Emelianenko

Just lay there?seems silly

I just stopped at this one and thought about it

facts.....🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

I like that one in particular. I'm a powerlifter and I thought that was so hard and grueling for years. Until I started Muay Thai, and I realized that lifting weights of my choice, at my pace, is a total leisure activity compared to training and practicing a martial art. One of the instructors explained it to me this way on my first day we when we talking about my own background. He said that weight training and fitness in general is a monologue and a spar is a conversation. In a spar you have no choice but to keep tempo and pace with your partner and it takes you to levels you simply cannot go to when training (any athletic endeavor) alone. I thought I was fierce and my own weight training is more on the intense side, but its a joke compared to a 90 minute session with lesson/spar at a legit academy

I hope this quote will be repeated much more in distant, cosmic future. It sounds timeless.

Guess I'm studying the moon

I don’t understands it theres a quote `to know one thousand things master one thing’ and then there is `it is difficult to understand the universe if you study one planet’

real

The greedy will reveal themselves,if you give a chance.

Love this.

When you go to the toilet, wipe as many times as needed, but always wipe with intent! -A Wise Man

"if you are homeless just own a house" -- a dumb man

Lol

I needed that profound quip of true sarcasm to start the day. Golden.

Reasonable

Make sense. Why use something that will not change anything?

@@warrenbradford2597 For fun?

Although that's impossible for humans.It's best to minimize it

Do everything that is of use. -Mitsubishi pokemonsashi

That's king of a stupid idea. Getting enjoyment and fun out of life is what recharges your batteries. Without it, what's the point of all of it? Not doing pointless things for the sake of reaching a pointless end?

The hardest path might not be the best path, what good is knowledge and wisdom if the path to gain it takes your life?

@@xMrjamjam There is no wisdom in the path that kills you, but the past that's the hardest, which is handmade development and hardship. The life of addictment is a life of mistake, a "life-go-wrong" if I can say that. There is only wisdom in the life of fixed mistakes.

@@xMrjamjam implying your knowledge has only external purpose is a lesson in self defeat queue swaying gently above the ground

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@@piramidasukcesu9417 the wisdom in the path that kills you is that you learn much along the way

Well lets check you out then, omw

@@soultekkamusic115 well he wasnt kidding

He lived most of his time with a sword as a Ronin as well. He had multiple masters and lords, even flat out refused an order to a lord's face. When pushed on it he told his lord "I will not tarnish my honor following your decree." You did not order anyone to do something you yourself are too afraid to do, you also could not order a man to do something that was against the code. Most samurai would commit seppuku in defiance, Musashi straight up said 'no' to the man's face in a room full of his warriors outing the man as honor-less there and then. The lord was infuriated, Musashi simply turned and left. The fool lord then drew his sword and moved to attack Musashi in the back only to get cut down by 3 swords from others. Attacking a man's back was so dishonorable that even those who were his friends stabbed his corpse. I also love that he dueled a guy while using a damn boat oar.

@@Nempo13 a Guy? He defeats the greatest samurai Alice with a stick

@@Nempo13 damn....I agree.

A common curse for people who are too ahead of their time, is that they are hardly understood in the time they have. Many prolific thinkers dont live to see the full acceptance and understanding of their way of thinking. But if we consider his logic and that there are many ways to the top of the mountain... maybe that same mountain just obstructed the view of others

"In Life we fear death, and in Death we appreciate life." I feel like since Musashi always puts himself on the edge of death, he appreciates living, and no matter what, is it wrong to keep on living?

"Those who know a little about everything know little about one thing" that's a saying from my country D.R.

Just because you are afraid, doesn't mean you are helpless.

""The truth is what it is" something that a lot of people don't like to hear." I learned this the hard way in my past. But I only had to learn the lesson, once. ...and I continue on my thousand mile journey.

@@Stuff7164 pfft.. You lazy. Mine is more than a thousand.

EXACTLY 💯💯💯💯

It gets easier. You need to do it every day, thats the hard part. It does get easier though.

​@@oz_jones True, it gets easier. Thanks for the encouragement! I picked up working out with a friend who's been working out for more than 13 years now and coaches me. I discipline myself to work out three times a week, despite the amount of pain he puts me through. No pain, no gain! --- Here's another piece of wisdom I gleaned from the aforementioned Yoko Taro. You know the saying "well-ordained charity begins with one's self"? Rephrased, it means there is an order to who to be charitable to, first one's self, then others. The full meaning is that first, help yourself as if you are someone else you are responsible for helping, and once you are capable, you shall help others. You cannot help anyone else if you aren't doing well enough yourself. And that is the secret to a type of fulfilling, meaningful life: helping others. Sacrificing a bit of time, a bit of one's self, to make an impact in other people's life. Even if there's no thankfulness. Charity doesn't need thankfulness, sacrifice doesn't need recognition, because the point isn't to look good in the eye of the onlooker, the primary goal is the uncorrupted gift of help itself. I have yet to reach that point. I am helping myself now, both physically and mentally. One day I'll be "helped" enough to help others.

Thanks!

i always try to find beauty and fulfillment in life. the fact that humans have been on this earth for so long making history, and the fact that we are privileged enough to be here and make our own history as well is enough for me to get through the day. you got this

FORGIVE YOURSELF FOR EVERYTHING COMPLETELY AND LEARN TO LOVE YOURSELF FIRST...... AND THEN IT WILL BE EASIER TO LOVE THOSE AROUND AND TRUST THEM

There is no light for those who do not know darkness. Live on and endure the shadows and brightness shall come your way. - takuan to takezo ( vagabond)

“Preoccupied with a single teaching, you will miss the essence of existence.” “Grandpa Musashi, I just want to submit my homework to not get punished in class! Please leave me be.”

I appreciate it 🙏

Preoccupied with being a monk, you can give out platitudes without ever having to experience the love of a woman or children or the leaves, trees and forests that go with it.

Exactly! After listening to the wisdom don’t just accept or decline it. Contemplate on what you’ve heard and discover on your own how it works for your life… and if it’s worth it to make it your truth or not.

well they are the warrriors quotes, how they seen things not how you or I do.

over my work

@@QuotesIQBook I am not interested🤣

lmao

i have heard this "philosophy" stated by and about many different martial arts, and have always foin4d it both intriguing and puzzling - i mean, i get the general sentiment of the statement, but is it not oxymoronic or even self-defeating?

I think there's a difference between studying martial arts, and being a duelist. Dueling to the death, to me, appears to be synonymous with Karate tournaments.

Right..