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I am a PhD student and I am wondering if this principle is good for study and research and how to apply them in this area, I really feel it have good effect in this field but who, thanks for this beautiful information

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He should say real combat situation that determines when to close the gap, a brawl could break out any time.

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This video brought me to tears because it's exactly what I needed to hear on today. With coming up against unforeseen obstacles concerning my career path, this video has been extremely helpful. Thank you! ❤

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Americans love the Taoist concept of 'The Way"---thinking it accepts Non-Action and Non-Duality (no good or evil), which is very far from the Truth. Like most Esoteric works--it has to be understood practically (you have to experience it and there is work involved--you don't just go to "pure-minded" without a "cleansing process" and knowing the difference between right and wrong (virtues and vices). The most famous Taoist work "Dao De Jing" written by Laozi makes a distinction between the "Sage" and the ignorant Masses. The title itself--Path to Virtue (Path to God/Tao) shows that work is involved--as how can you be vitreous without helping others, or not know the difference between good and evil (most evil comes about from those who claim to be trying to help the greater good). So Non-Action leads to Action--but that is because when you calm the mind and reach a state of serenity, you can then discern between good (serenity) and evil (pains, emotions, fears, anxieties, etc), which of course, is the virtue of Wisdom (Zhi in Chinese). Having found this--you can then naturally apply it to others (as their pains become your pains--and of course, this disrupts your serenity), and this is where the virtue of empathy (ren) comes into play. These two states are inner states--and connected to non-action. However, to help others this requires righteous action on your part and in many cases requires you be brave (have courage)--to not do so will automatically cause you a sense of shame if you don't act (Chinese virtue of Justice/Righteousness--Yi). By doing these good works and removing evil from within your own self, your life will just be a continuous Path where you naturally become a Good person and discover the real Tao--and see the Pattern and Purpose of Life and come to respect the Tao (the Virtue Li)--then you will have found true happiness (Eudaimonia). Same system exists in Stoicism and in the West (Four Cardinal Virtues found in Greek and Western religions--including Christianity, Judaism, and Islam--but just like the East, most never reach the End and see the connection. Non-Action will Always lead to Action automatically if done correctly and all the steps are in place (the teaching of Neo-Confucian Wang Yangming---one does not need to learn virtue from a book, one needs to practice it). The Pure Hearted Shall Find God/Tao (and yes, the Beatitudes are rightfully seen as Steps).

Imma have to call BS on this. There is nothing here that gives practical ideas for resolving conflict. How would you apply these writings and wisdom to ending the conflict in Ukraine, or Gaza..? Could they be used to stop a bar fight, or a car jacking? What are the natural resolutions to these events..? You have only said how to avoid conflict to begin with. {And badly if we are to live by the law of the jungle} Once conflict exists, an appeal to harmony and sermons on right action serve no purpose, in my very humble opinion. If another makes a distinction between them and me, my attitude is unlikely to dissuade them from aggression, if they have already concluded it must so. The terms of the disagreement and the circumstances that caused them must be engaged with, say I. It seems to me the ancients were only concerned with the self, even when desiring to detach from the self. I think this is true in both East and West. However, we humans have never been only a self, no matter how much we want to believe we are just a brain in a jar

…as a German Biologist - there is NO Way to „re Solve“ anything ever… It is sheer Force to dominate a situation The easy way is to run away We are domesticated animals and are conditioned to FIGHT That creates eternal unstoppable total WAR As we see it right now 30 Year Total WARS Ending nuclear Nature helps

Have someone check the pronunciations of your words. Nice message that needs to be heard. Resolving conflicts is imperative right now ANONDA42023

As nice as the music is; it only makes my thoughts drift away from the lesson.

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i rlly thought suguru geto was narrating this for a second

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The concept of non-self/no self/no mind Comes from Buddhist monk Nagaarjuna himself. Please check his book Mūlamadhyamakakārikā.

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Good job with this video! Keep it up ❤

Thank you, Miyamoto Musashi.😊

If he had so much presence and sensitivity, why did he kill an innocent and beautiful bird?

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Thats some jedi-tier psuedo-spiritual bullshit. Love it

বোলছিলাম সব আছে মাথা পোদ মুখ পা চোখ কান টোটাল তোরকী পবল্যেম বল দেখি

I am doing this right now.... if you guys only knew the environment i crafted for myself in order to master what i desire. Sacrifice... i am willing. I offset with nature. This video really speaks to me, its honestly mind-blowing

Never knew about Musashi - but his journey is similar to my own. When I was 20, I move thousands of miles to a whole other country and culture - all alone - by myself. I had no idea what I was doing - but I had believed in myself and my abilities. For over 2 decades, I was alone - fought, struggled, dealt with a lot of shit, learned a lot, self-reflected a huge amount (because what else is there to do when you're by yourself) - and grew as a person. Solitude and having to rely on only yourself does teach you a lot about your strengths - and it makes you incredibly independent! It also forces you to adapt and it forces you to become creative around dealing with different situations. It engenders within you a deep feeling of self-belief that you can achieve anything. You stop requiring the validation of others. It just doesn't matter anymore - why should it when you have this deeply fulfilling belief in yourself? I'm still ALONE (I'm 41 now) - but I don't feel lonely. I used to feel lonely before - but the more alone I am, the less lonely I feel. I have a cat! She is enough. I don't seek out superficial or useless relationships. I don't seek others validation - I don't need it. This feeling is like no other - but be warned, it does come at GREAT sacrifice. I sacrificed time with my family, I sacrificed time with my children, I sacrificed having fun in my 20s and 30s, I sacrificed a lot of material success.... Was it worth it? The answer will always be a resounding YES! The only negative I can think of is the fact that now - I ABHOR having to ASK for help! Can't stand it! Won't do it unless its absolutely and utterly necessary Yes, I know my weaknesses now too...

I enjoyed this. Keep going ,👍

This video was amazing 👏🏽

Wisdom can be achieved using Musashi's teachings.

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Listening to this, I went from my usual thoughts of tunnelvision to being aware of 360 degrees. Became aware of breathing and pulse.

It's really beautiful and inspiring!

Outstanding. Killing an innocent bird in flight to prove a point…ill be he was “empty” then….

Bow is not a marine term but a dog’s voice (bow-wow”).

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No Mind must be the superposition of all those minds active at once.

A.I. taking over TH-cam now but still a good video.

What is nothing and what is something in the dream?

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Miyamoto Musashi's view on the unity of martial and civil arts offers valuable insights for individuals seeking a holistic approach to personal development. Charpters: 00:00 Introduction 00:39 The Interconnectedness of Knowledge 03:35 The Mind Body Connection 07:58 Aesthetic Sensibility and Creativity 12:55 Summary

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2:19 the archery duel was a very interesting story. I have never heard this about Musashi. By any chance do you have a link to a source I could get more details about it?

wow, i expected this to have more views. this is a great video

Amazing video. Please have a look at Vedantic teachings, more specifically Mandukya Upanishad. One of the most prominent westerner teachers on the subject of no-mind would be Ram Dass who talks about the subject from a spiritual perspective encompassing the same concept as Miyamoto Musashi. It will take you into a journey of self realization and into deeper states of consciousness. The oldest teachings on the subject of No-Mind actually steamed from the Indian Vendantic philosophy dating back to thousands of years. You could also have a look at Swami Rama teachings in the US from the late 1980s. My prayers for your peace and success.

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Thanks for the amazing content.