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[Image1]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image2]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image3]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image4]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image5]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image6]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image7]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image8]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image9]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image10]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image11]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image12]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige
[Image13]The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.The samurai, through dilige

The practice of swordsmanship was intended above all to nurture the mind.

The samurai, through diligent practice and extreme concentration, desired to attain a state of unthoughtfulness, free of attachment or preoccupation, and thus able to respond instantly.

A warrior is prepared to die each morning. In the quiet moments of the morning, he imagines himself being struck by lightning, doused by fire, or cut to pieces with a sword or spear. It is hard to remember that one step outside the doorway is the world of death.

#Honor #Bushido #samuraisord #katana

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