Support The Channel By Becoming A Patreon: patreon.com/TheWayOfTheChosenMan Here are the songs that I used and yes, I know it is Chinese music : th-cam.com/video/yO08fxwEBnI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/9KPIXHetDgw/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/KxeqQ1L-7LU/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/UE51sdCbjiI/w-d-xo.html (you find the song at 14:35) The reason why I used the Chinese flute for the music is because I find it more relaxing, more peaceful, it embodies loneliness and peace in an unique way Background art: Vagabond Manga by Takehiko Inoue
@@TWOTCM Quite surprising, glad i could help in some way 😅. I was only chilling with this vibe also glad to be considered an OG here. Therefor we are the chosen ones we shall get better in all areas of life !
“Preoccupied with a single leaf... you won't see the tree. Preoccupied with a single tree... you'll miss the entire forest. Don't be preoccupied with a single spot. See everything in it's entirety... effortlessly. That is what it means to truly "see.” - Takehiko Inoue
All truly strong people have lost and suffered so long. They aren't nessesarly good. But they are not blind. They understand that fear is not a wise way to rule over others. Those who are truly strong are wise and knows friends are better than enemies. Kind or not this is the path of the truly strong ones
Thank you I hope something beautiful happens in your life as well I hope you smile and cry of happiness I hope you find peace and tranquility I hope you lived very happy and be respected and love by the people who come in your path I hope you are treated well
It already did for me. I finally found love and I think that's what I really needed to be truly happy. Stay strong brothers. Find what makes you happiest.
I thought learning Japanese was impossible years ago, felt like I couldn't do it, thought about giving up many times. Now I'm reading Miyamoto Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa in its original language. Never let your mind trick you into taking the lazy way out. Put in the effort to be better and you'll be surprised by what you can accomplish.
Your so amazing man.....i dont think i could ever learn japanese to it's fullest extent....No matter what i will never be able to achieve perfection. I'll never be able to speak like the natives, This is the sad truth ):
@@Fxck-life Our brains are more inclined toward negativity and do every thing to ignore uncertain situations/territory to protect ourselves from dangers, and that's exactly where we've evolved from animals. Cause we can choose. There's a whole other side to the world when we decide, "I can do anything".
A wise man who meditates all day In the mountains while training his sword to flow like water. He has no desires to live for the next day. He lives for the present and protects his family with peace in his heart and mind. He is a samurai one that has accepted death and embraced it. His mind has learnt to flow like water and enter the state of flow. The wise samurai would strike his sword with the flow of life guiding his palm and strike. He knows his time is not infinite but has hopes and a big heart to master the art of flow to pass it on to his descendants long in the future. His heart Is filled with nothing but happiness and joy over the people who has come to learn from his life experiences. They call him... "The master of flowing water"... This song is here to teach you to enter the state of flow... let your heart and mind flow endlessly and let your hand cut through your life with his blade, let his words and teaching flow through the emptiness in your heart and one day... one day you will master his style and carry on the style of " The art of flowing water".
if you're meditating all day.. ninja kicks said wise man... there is much to dooooo! no wonder we short handed over dey next to up yonder dey so... you out here chillin!
What is water to the air and thus, the wind? Water is a slave to the form of its molecular structure and to the form/structure of its "container". Water can only flow where it is directed. Air and Wind can take any and all forms in all directions simultaneously. Water is a slave waiting for us to drink it. The Air and the Wind are the sharpest, tghe most durable and the most flexible all at the same time, while also being able to transform instantly to being blunt or soft, allowing for friend to pass through and enemies to succumb to its will. The Air and Wind can cut through or batter down all of the other elements, even when the other elements become tgoo erratic for their master's to control. The wind can even turn each element against itself, while also being able to pass through itself should it be used against itself.
My uncle died about 20 something minutes ago no idea why this showed up in the feed but it's the little random things like this we take for granted. Give people their flowers while they're alive to appreciate it folks...you'll be glad you did later.
“Do not fear; this is the path you have chosen. Compared to you, our pain will be over in an instant. Even if our philosophies differ, I am proud of you. You truly are a kind child.”
In the shadow of the ancient mountains, a lone samurai named Kiyoshi followed the teachings of the legendary swordsman, Miyamoto Musashi. He studied diligently, immersing himself in the wisdom contained within the pages of the "Book of Five Rings." Kiyoshi sought to become one with the natural world, as Musashi had done before him. Each day, Kiyoshi trained tirelessly, perfecting his swordsmanship and practicing the principles Musashi preached. He learned to harmonize his mind, body, and spirit to achieve the ultimate state of being - the flow state. One fateful day, a wandering ronin challenged Kiyoshi to a duel, seeking to test the young samurai's skills. Kiyoshi accepted the challenge, knowing it would be an opportunity to apply Musashi's teachings in the heat of battle. As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow upon the battlefield, Kiyoshi's senses sharpened. He focused on the ronin's movements, every breath, every twitch of a muscle. Kiyoshi's mind, body, and spirit coalesced, allowing him to achieve the coveted flow state. In an instant, he saw the opening he needed and struck with the precision of a master. With a single, fluid motion, Kiyoshi disarmed his opponent, leaving the ronin humbled and awestruck. The defeated warrior bowed in reverence, recognizing the power of the teachings Kiyoshi had embraced. The young samurai offered his hand to the ronin, inviting him to join his journey of enlightenment and mastery. Together, they ventured deeper into the mountains, continuing their quest to embody the wisdom of Miyamoto Musashi. Each day, they trained and meditated, honing their skills, refining their minds, and embracing the ever-elusive flow state. Through their dedication and unwavering focus, the legacy of Musashi lived on, forever inspiring those who walked the path of the warrior.
“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.” ― Miyamoto Musashi, The Book of Five Rings
For those who want to know more about Musashi life and philosophy there is a master piece written by Eiji Yoshikawa. This book has left a lasting impression on me
An old silent pond... A frog jumps into the pond, splash! Silence again. This poem is a beautiful expression of the stillness of nature and the sudden disruption caused by the frog's leap into the pond. It is a reminder that even the smallest actions can have a big impact and that we should appreciate the quiet moments in life.
Depression, sadness, Anger are just emotions running through the flow of thoughts, once you learn to meditate the very beginning, you learn to go behind that Waterfall of thought of yours, you learn to truly be yourself. And therefore, allow you to be in the present, you are not just an entity living in this world, you are the world. I truly believe that we all are connected through our shared singularity. I feel gratitude to be alive, and i wish nothing but peace around me.
Peace is divine, like the wind that brushes the wings of the golden eagle as is it soars high above the mountain peek. Peace is Divine, like the very moment a whale re-immerses into the ocean after coming out for air. Peace is Divine, as in this moment where the words of a complete stranger are read by a traveller such as yourself. I bid you peace
Long ago in the Edo period, a clan had been formed to unite two clashing villages, which would be known as the Tomanji Clan. The man who had formed the clan was an old samurai, who had fought in the many wars in Japan, but had come to retire. He had a special technique, which he called "the flow state". He said that for one to enter this state, they had to become one with their sword and body - uniting them. When you entered this state, it's as if you can see everything, and time seems to slow. Your eyes see only black and white, and every part of your body except your limbs felt weak. But, your strike would be swift, agile and deadly. This technique would die with him, as he could not finish teaching it before he passed away. But today, some say that a swordsman exists that is able to enter the flow state.
I am writing a chapter right now, and this was just the perfect music that I needed. The calm yet serious ambience helps you focus. Thanks mate, keep posting!
tell me about vagabond, i shall watch it when this chapter of my life comes to its end since it helped you battle your depression i assume it could be useful for me as well
@@_AntaraChowdhury vagabond is a manga that you can read online or buy it if you want, is about a ronin named shinmen takezo(miyamoto musashi) fighting his inner demons, him himself is called a demon in the manga, reading it is like dancing with life for me he helped me fight my inner demon too, musashi is like a bigger brother to me, everyone whit personal problems should read it.
Behold, the tale of a wise samurai who meditates atop the mountains, training his sword to flow like water. He has no yearning for tomorrow, as he lives in the present, his heart and mind filled with peace as he protects his family. The samurai has embraced death and accepted its inevitability, allowing his mind to flow like water and enter a state of harmony. With every strike of his sword, he lets the flow of life guide his palm, displaying his mastery of the art of flow. The samurai knows that his time is finite, but his hopes and big heart drive him to master the art of flow, so that he can pass it on to his descendants far into the future. Filled with happiness and joy, people come to learn from his life experiences, and he has earned the title "The master of flowing water." This song is here to teach you to enter the state of flow. Let your heart and mind flow endlessly, and let your hand cut through your life like a blade. Let the samurai's words and teachings flow through the emptiness in your heart, and one day, you will master his style and carry on the legacy of "The art of flowing water."
This high key makes me want to abandon society, live on the highest mountain top and train myself to my full ability, train with the goal of peaceful strength and make peace with myself and god
The sharpest sword is always the word of truth. It may hurt you, but if master, it can heal you and others. If you weild it wisely, it sets you and others free from pain. Offers life, not death.
I don’t usually seek out this kind of music, I was attracted to the name and was expecting some wise words I could learn from. This is absolutely beautiful.
Socrates and Miyamoto Musashi continued their dialogue under the vast expanse of the Japanese night sky. The villagers, still captivated by the extraordinary encounter, lingered in the shadows, eavesdropping on the conversation that unfolded between these two intellectual giants. Socrates: Miyamoto Musashi, your commitment to the Way of the Sword is evident. In my own teachings, I often speak of the importance of questioning and the pursuit of knowledge. How do you reconcile the disciplined practice of the sword with the inquisitive nature of the mind? Musashi: Socrates, the mind and the sword are not separate entities but intertwined aspects of our being. The disciplined practice of the sword is a means to sharpen both the body and the mind. By facing challenges and adapting to the ebb and flow of battle, one hones not only physical skill but also mental acuity. Socrates: Fascinating! It seems we both appreciate the idea that true wisdom lies not only in the acquisition of knowledge but in the application of that knowledge to our daily lives. The pursuit of virtue, it appears, is a multifaceted journey. Musashi: Indeed, Socrates. The Way is not a destination but a continuous path of self-discovery and improvement. To excel in the martial arts or in life, one must embrace change and cultivate a resilient spirit. Socrates: You speak of resilience, a quality I often associate with the ability to endure hardship and maintain one's integrity. Do you believe there are universal principles that guide us in the pursuit of virtue, or are they shaped by the cultural context in which we find ourselves? Musashi: The principles may be expressed in different forms, but the essence remains the same. Whether in the philosophy of ancient Greece or the teachings of Eastern martial traditions, there is a common thread-the pursuit of excellence, the understanding of oneself, and the harmonious integration with the world. Socrates: Harmony, an eloquent concept. It reminds me of the importance of balance in all things. In our pursuit of virtue, we must navigate the extremes and find the middle ground. How does the concept of balance manifest in your martial philosophy? Musashi: Balance is at the core of the Way. In battle, one must be neither too aggressive nor too passive, neither too tense nor too relaxed. It is the delicate dance between opposing forces that allows for effective action. This balance extends beyond the battlefield to the intricacies of daily life. As their conversation deepened, Socrates and Musashi explored topics ranging from the nature of courage to the role of compassion in the pursuit of virtue. The villagers, now enthralled by the philosophical exchange, gained insights that transcended cultural boundaries. The meeting of these two great minds became a bridge between ancient Greece and feudal Japan, uniting them in a shared pursuit of wisdom and excellence. The night unfolded with the exchange of ideas, leaving an indelible mark on the village and its inhabitants.
listening to this mediattion music for a month now and my friends calling me a monk now. anyways this music is my favorite. observing the world and its energy makes me so happy and grateful that i am alive.
flow state is basically totally concentrated, and if you concentrately look at musashi for a long time, you can see him moving like liquid, very good background
30 is a big year. You've lived long enough to amass experiences and knowledge that you can now learn new things just by ruminating and contemplating your life. Be sure to take some time each week to do so. It's good for your mind, heart, and soul. Happy Birthday.
Prava žena voli gradinara Cvetnu baštu, punu jorgovana Ruke vešte, obraz poput snega Divno telo, pravljeno bez tega I sve to i više od toga Ime mu je ljubav, a prezime sloga Ratnik bio nekad, a sada je ratar Pogled miran dok nožem barata Neće taj na ljude, čak i kad mu sude Neće zlato, slavu, ništa što mu nude Zemlja mu je dom, bila i biće zaveka Kada vidiš ratnika u bašti Znaj vidiš čoveka
my ears were not ready for this...!! just wow! there is a quote, look deep into the nature and you will understand everything, and I listen to this beautiful saga sitting under the tree, meditating and looking over my life, it surely a very good feeling. Thanks for the upload my man!! much love to you!!
indeed it makes you enter a flow state, this video came up randomly while listening to others and made me (later on than i could realize) work in a state of art that i havent in MONTHS, thank you, Master of Flowing Water.
Sorry you have to experience this. Unsolicited advice from an anxiety senior: seek therapy in a timely manner. I have wasted years waiting and procrastinating and I am resenting my younger self for not reaching out for help earlier. Chances are good there is a way for you to feel better soon. All the best to you.
Same here alternating with anger state. Seek help , it's not a shame. Help your brain heal by sleeping a lot , taking sun at least two hours per day , walking every day, cold shower , talk to ppl and if you can afford supplements : Creatin, B9 , Omega 3 , Ashwaganda etc .
This makes me emotional. Here I am. Here we are. On such a beautiful journey, there is so much to explore. Our exploration is far from limited to the physical dimension. The adventures of the mind and spiritual realms are what interest me the most. As Miyamoto Musashi said, seek nothing outside of yourself and (I don't remember if it was him or someone else who said) Wherever you go, there you are. I further wish you a peaceful and giving journey. Let this be a reminder to keep going and see the beauty around you.
discovered this channel couples of day ago. Miyamoto - Donó is a Legendary man until nowadays. He said in the Sengoku Jidai Period(Warring time period) "You have to understand that there are multiple paths to the top of the mountain." One of my favourite sentences of him.
I have attempted to meditate many times in my life and prior to this CD the only success I've experienced is with live guided meditation. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq This is the first CD I've used that cuts through my unmedicated ADHD and enables me to truly relax and experience a quiet and energizing interval. The instructors voice is very soothing and pleasant to listen to. I am easily able to sit successfully through the entire CD, and for quite some time after. I cannot adequately express how tremendously helpful this CD has been on my spiritual journey!! Two thumbs up and 10 stars!
What a butifull méditation I had with this music, Namaste 🙏🏻 PS : I train Iaido and kenjutsu kata too with your mix 🥋. Thanks a lot for support us on the path of the warrior.
I know, that absolute statements are not true most of the time. But I do not lie when I say that I have NEVER., in my life, felt more peaceful listening to music! All of this to say: thank you for this mix!!
Man I can't concentrate while listening this song it reminds me of his suffering you will say that for only a week After that you will imagine yourself being him that strong and hardworking man and once you imagine you try to become that version of yourself. This music truly is a masterpiece. Thank you for sharing it to us ❤❤
I've done my first two katana excercise this week and I love it. I love developing myself I have started doing it serious from this November and I don't plan on stopping. Stay strong everyone... And always remember to be kind...
Are you actually STARTING with a katana? As in, a metal sword? You can do that, but as somebody who did that myself, I wouldn't recommend it unless you're really dead set on going down that path in that way. It's not that it's wrong... it's just bloody and painful. I began four and a half years ago, using metal katana only. I've broken bones, slashed my fingers, ground down the flesh of my knuckles on the guard by gripping it like a baseball bat. I learn from pain, so I was fine with it. But you have to be sure to CARE FOR YOUR HANDS. Clean and disinfect even the smallest of scrapes or wounds. That sword may be your soul, but if you can't grip it well, then you will become soulless. Care for your hands with extreme diligence. Personally I recommend new practitioners get a red oak bokken. Red oak is a hefty, meaty wood with some weight to it and it will emulate the feel of a metal katana immaculately. For training muscle memory and improving your grip timing, red oak bokkens are where it's at. You may want a lighter one made of ash wood also, for breathing practice and generally just focusing on form.
@@FFXI_Addict Thanks for your help man. I already do some martial arts one of them for ten years (Japanese Jiu Jitsu) and German Longsword (4 years/actually two bcs of Covid) so I think I will do katana fencing (Iaido) for a long time. I currently use wooden broken ( not sure about the wood it was really cheap) and me and my friend are currently waiting for duo of bokens from the e-shop called Black Fencer. I will probably order metal katana after some time. Thank you very much for your time and help. I appreciate that
Dear Sensei, It's been three seasons since our paths first crossed. I was locked in the bitter gall of revenge, hatred, and malice. I guess that's normal when someone attacks your wife, but it wouldn't leave me; those overwhelming feelings of despair and betrayal-all the black anger and crimson malice that sprouted within my heart and soul. There's still some dark spots of residue that I still need to grind down, until I'm completely free of those past blemishes upon my spirit. Once or twice a month, I sit in a tent and listen to this a few times in a row. It's the only thing that has allowed me to *stop thinking* so much, and embrace that which simply is, for what it is. This mindset has bled over into every aspect of my life. I ponder over what you've brought to the fore equally, as I do with Biblical sages and the wisdom found in Ecclesiastes and Proverbs. I've meditated on all these precepts for nearly a year straight now, and my life has found increased peace. I don't argue as much as I used to. I keep a level head more often. I've found myself being more considerate of those around me, as I used to be very selfish. I have less problems now, and as a result I've found time to appreciate life's blessings and beauty all the more, multiplying my peace even further. Thank you for what you do, and what you have already done. It has improved the quality of my life.
Every battle will not always be victorious, but the true meaning of victory is accepting every defeat you’ve faced, & you chose to get back up again and keep fighting as long as you never give up on yourself, and unto those that loves you.
One of the most important things I have learned is that don't take life too seriously. Instead of regretting, start thinking that "what life is trying to teach me?". Lesson after lesson, you start to know yourself better and the surrounding world in a truly different kind of way. P.S. what ever you do, don't forget to believe in yourself, that's all you need. You're stronger than you think❤
The dark shadow waits until you are unbalanced and take over.But if you put your hope and love into the loving energy of the universe then you shall overcome.Namaste.
"In that moment, I lost any and every sense of reason. Time slowed and stopped. I realized I didn't care anymore. I didn't care of becoming the best, didn't care of beating my enemies, didn't care of proving myself worthy, and then it sparked. Something inside of me. I lost all control and became one with my surroundings. That's how it happened."
its crazy that the vagabond manga is on hiatus and the artist is now doing a wheelchair basketball manga. very cool that someone got around to doing a wheelchair basketball manga but its kind of crazy that the mangaka was the one for vagabond. talk about range.
you also could see his previous work, Slam Dunk its one of the best mangas, based on an inexperienced but talented young boy named Hanamichi Sakuragi, so good, and so funny. Slam Dunk is sunny while Vagabond is darker, but both characters reflect the passion you must feel to follow one dream.
"My'a moto is, don't become my sushi!" - a man of myth and legend who ascended tongeaven and returned with such immense power, no other entity could tolerate merely being in his presence, for they knew he could take anythinf and everything simply by existing as he was.
Sincerely Thank you man. I haven't even read vagabond (and frankly don't even know what it's really about other than a samurai manga with stellar art that I've seen people place on the same shelf as Berserk) It's just always been one of my "for a perpetually later rainy days" stories to get into. but this playlist of songs, and the moment of quiet they bring, is something I really needed. So thanks for that.
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Here are the songs that I used and yes, I know it is Chinese music :
th-cam.com/video/yO08fxwEBnI/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/9KPIXHetDgw/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/KxeqQ1L-7LU/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/UE51sdCbjiI/w-d-xo.html (you find the song at 14:35)
The reason why I used the Chinese flute for the music is because I find it more relaxing, more peaceful, it embodies loneliness and peace in an unique way
Background art: Vagabond Manga by Takehiko Inoue
Thanks bro been trying to find those although been listening to this meditation video for over a month now lmao, somehow the views went flying
@@TheWarriorWithin_ Yes, you are an OG now. Maybe your watchtime helped the algorithm to suggest my video to others !
@@TWOTCM Quite surprising, glad i could help in some way 😅. I was only chilling with this vibe also glad to be considered an OG here. Therefor we are the chosen ones we shall get better in all areas of life !
this music is Chinese. Myamoto Musashi was Japanese. It feels out of place.
@@RoninSerradaEscrimadore I am well aware of that
“Preoccupied with a single leaf... you won't see the tree. Preoccupied with a single tree... you'll miss the entire forest. Don't be preoccupied with a single spot. See everything in it's entirety... effortlessly. That is what it means to truly "see.”
- Takehiko Inoue
i see
You can practice it by relaxing your eyes and seeing with your periphery. It will also quickly shift from fight/flight to parasympathetic mode
Actually this quote is from Takuan Soho.
Sounds like what we refer to in the modern age as splatter vision
This is the most beautiful comment I've ever read under a video! Thank you for sharing!
"All truly strong people are kind".
Because they don’t feel threatened, so feel no need to be aggressive to counter the threat
All truly strong people have lost and suffered so long. They aren't nessesarly good. But they are not blind. They understand that fear is not a wise way to rule over others. Those who are truly strong are wise and knows friends are better than enemies. Kind or not this is the path of the truly strong ones
@@gimme5476what for❤
@@RLSova the path of your kind of strong*
you should fix that part in your small essay
@@RLSova bows yes
"Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world" Miyamoto Musashi Quote
If you are reading this, may something wonderful happen in your life. Stay safe during these difficult times.
Thank you I hope something beautiful happens in your life as well I hope you smile and cry of happiness I hope you find peace and tranquility I hope you lived very happy and be respected and love by the people who come in your path I hope you are treated well
My intuation bringed me here ;) I know good things going to happen more than good
Thank you
It already did for me. I finally found love and I think that's what I really needed to be truly happy.
Stay strong brothers. Find what makes you happiest.
Thank you!! Same to you❤
I thought learning Japanese was impossible years ago, felt like I couldn't do it, thought about giving up many times. Now I'm reading Miyamoto Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa in its original language. Never let your mind trick you into taking the lazy way out. Put in the effort to be better and you'll be surprised by what you can accomplish.
wow, in japanese ?
love u man
Your so amazing man.....i dont think i could ever learn japanese to it's fullest extent....No matter what i will never be able to achieve perfection. I'll never be able to speak like the natives, This is the sad truth ):
@@Fxck-life Our brains are more inclined toward negativity and do every thing to ignore uncertain situations/territory to protect ourselves from dangers, and that's exactly where we've evolved from animals. Cause we can choose. There's a whole other side to the world when we decide, "I can do anything".
this is the best motivating quote i've ever seen
God bless you
"the way of the warrior is the resolute acceptance of death"
- Miyamoto Mushashi
a real quote from his "5 rings" book
A wise man who meditates all day In the mountains while training his sword to flow like water. He has no desires to live for the next day. He lives for the present and protects his family with peace in his heart and mind. He is a samurai one that has accepted death and embraced it. His mind has learnt to flow like water and enter the state of flow. The wise samurai would strike his sword with the flow of life guiding his palm and strike. He knows his time is not infinite but has hopes and a big heart to master the art of flow to pass it on to his descendants long in the future. His heart Is filled with nothing but happiness and joy over the people who has come to learn from his life experiences. They call him... "The master of flowing water"... This song is here to teach you to enter the state of flow... let your heart and mind flow endlessly and let your hand cut through your life with his blade, let his words and teaching flow through the emptiness in your heart and one day... one day you will master his style and carry on the style of " The art of flowing water".
well freakin spoken on soul 💯
sets time bomb and hops over 1000 trees since txt msg was not invented yet
if you're meditating all day.. ninja kicks said wise man... there is much to dooooo! no wonder we short handed over dey next to up yonder dey so... you out here chillin!
What is water to the air and thus, the wind? Water is a slave to the form of its molecular structure and to the form/structure of its "container". Water can only flow where it is directed. Air and Wind can take any and all forms in all directions simultaneously. Water is a slave waiting for us to drink it. The Air and the Wind are the sharpest, tghe most durable and the most flexible all at the same time, while also being able to transform instantly to being blunt or soft, allowing for friend to pass through and enemies to succumb to its will. The Air and Wind can cut through or batter down all of the other elements, even when the other elements become tgoo erratic for their master's to control. The wind can even turn each element against itself, while also being able to pass through itself should it be used against itself.
um wow
Remember, it's just a bad day, not a bad life.
Never a bad day my friend, just a bad perspective.
Yall guys quotes just save my ass, thankyou
@@affridhy1well, for the receiver of the day, it varies. If my wife dies, my day is personally bad
41 years of bad days. Maybe 10 good ones in the mix
Haha. Bad life. But I’ll try to pretend it was just a bad day.
My uncle died about 20 something minutes ago no idea why this showed up in the feed but it's the little random things like this we take for granted.
Give people their flowers while they're alive to appreciate it folks...you'll be glad you did later.
Hey man I hope you’re doing okay!
your uncle died minutes ago and you opened youtube , waa
Thanks for the tip. Sorry for your loss 🙏 🕊
Aunt just passed a few days ago. Hope your doin good bro your right.
@@SasukeUchiha-gj6evi was thinking the same
“Do not fear; this is the path you have chosen. Compared to you, our pain will be over in an instant. Even if our philosophies differ, I am proud of you.
You truly are a kind child.”
Itachi's pain...
"Truth is not what you want it to be; it is what it is, and you must bend to its power or live a lie."
Miyamoto Musashi
did he say it in manga or in his book?
In his book@@samonghost8010
@@samonghost8010 in his book
In the shadow of the ancient mountains, a lone samurai named Kiyoshi followed the teachings of the legendary swordsman, Miyamoto Musashi. He studied diligently, immersing himself in the wisdom contained within the pages of the "Book of Five Rings." Kiyoshi sought to become one with the natural world, as Musashi had done before him.
Each day, Kiyoshi trained tirelessly, perfecting his swordsmanship and practicing the principles Musashi preached. He learned to harmonize his mind, body, and spirit to achieve the ultimate state of being - the flow state.
One fateful day, a wandering ronin challenged Kiyoshi to a duel, seeking to test the young samurai's skills. Kiyoshi accepted the challenge, knowing it would be an opportunity to apply Musashi's teachings in the heat of battle.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow upon the battlefield, Kiyoshi's senses sharpened. He focused on the ronin's movements, every breath, every twitch of a muscle. Kiyoshi's mind, body, and spirit coalesced, allowing him to achieve the coveted flow state. In an instant, he saw the opening he needed and struck with the precision of a master.
With a single, fluid motion, Kiyoshi disarmed his opponent, leaving the ronin humbled and awestruck. The defeated warrior bowed in reverence, recognizing the power of the teachings Kiyoshi had embraced. The young samurai offered his hand to the ronin, inviting him to join his journey of enlightenment and mastery.
Together, they ventured deeper into the mountains, continuing their quest to embody the wisdom of Miyamoto Musashi. Each day, they trained and meditated, honing their skills, refining their minds, and embracing the ever-elusive flow state. Through their dedication and unwavering focus, the legacy of Musashi lived on, forever inspiring those who walked the path of the warrior.
The name of that wondering ronin... Jesus Christ.
@@DM-qg4gm You just killed the vibe.
I wish life could be like that
If he was really Musashi's student, he would have killed the Ronin.
Wow that was awesome
“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.”
― Miyamoto Musashi, The Book of Five Rings
For those who want to know more about Musashi life and philosophy there is a master piece written by Eiji Yoshikawa. This book has left a lasting impression on me
Thank you for this recommendation! I am going to read it!
whats the name of the boook you talkng about? tkanks :*
@@kacperekulala7096 Musashi
DOPE
This piece of literature changed me as well. Nice recommendation. I ought to read it this year for the 4th time in my life.
This soundtrack is helping me get through a very complicated phase in my life. Please remind me of this comment after 5 years, counting from now 🙏
I pray God help you out
May you achieve great success at every turn you take. Remember, as Miyamoto Musashi said, “think lightly of yourself, and deeply of the world”
It's been two months
Well, best of luck to you man...
Olhe para o Alvo: -Jesus!🎯 ...todo o resto é resto ou lucro!
Whoever is reading this comment, I truly wish you all the best in life♥️ remember to trust in yourself.
An old silent pond...
A frog jumps into the pond,
splash! Silence again.
This poem is a beautiful expression of the stillness of nature and the sudden disruption caused by the frog's leap into the pond. It is a reminder that even the smallest actions can have a big impact and that we should appreciate the quiet moments in life.
0:00 陳慶 - 雨碎江南
3:50 F.Be.I音乐团队 - 万代·传承(十二花神系列之:石榴)
8:30 Klaus Schønning - Chinese Twilight
13:14 黃江琴 - 無聲的雨
16:20 MK Studio - I Have Nothing
20:17 Repeat
13:14 is 黄江琴 - 无声的雨
Thank you!
Thank you
16:20 is MK Studio - I Have Nothing (th-cam.com/video/C2jyr08I5ns/w-d-xo.html)
@@hungv4375 Thank you, updated! 😊
Depression, sadness, Anger are just emotions running through the flow of thoughts, once you learn to meditate the very beginning, you learn to go behind that Waterfall of thought of yours, you learn to truly be yourself. And therefore, allow you to be in the present, you are not just an entity living in this world, you are the world.
I truly believe that we all are connected through our shared singularity. I feel gratitude to be alive, and i wish nothing but peace around me.
Peace is divine, like the wind that brushes the wings of the golden eagle as is it soars high above the mountain peek. Peace is Divine, like the very moment a whale re-immerses into the ocean after coming out for air. Peace is Divine, as in this moment where the words of a complete stranger are read by a traveller such as yourself. I bid you peace
Long ago in the Edo period, a clan had been formed to unite two clashing villages, which would be known as the Tomanji Clan. The man who had formed the clan was an old samurai, who had fought in the many wars in Japan, but had come to retire.
He had a special technique, which he called "the flow state". He said that for one to enter this state, they had to become one with their sword and body - uniting them. When you entered this state, it's as if you can see everything, and time seems to slow. Your eyes see only black and white, and every part of your body except your limbs felt weak. But, your strike would be swift, agile and deadly.
This technique would die with him, as he could not finish teaching it before he passed away. But today, some say that a swordsman exists that is able to enter the flow state.
And i am he
It is I, Lord Bully Maguire, flow state master.
This music is truly beautiful. It took me back to my childhood where I worried less. It has been sometime now but still leaves a warm feeling.
the profi pic bro LMAO
I am writing a chapter right now, and this was just the perfect music that I needed. The calm yet serious ambience helps you focus. Thanks mate, keep posting!
Good luck on your work ! I'm glad to hear my video helped your writing process
How's the writing going bro? Your comment is 7 months old and I just read it. Any updates?
The first song is so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes. It's beautiful, sad and hopeful at the same time. Musical mastery, truly.
Chinese music are honestly underrated
Those song and vagabond in general saved me from depression, what a masterpiece
Be well!
wha is vagabond?
tell me about vagabond, i shall watch it when this chapter of my life comes to its end since it helped you battle your depression i assume it could be useful for me as well
@@_AntaraChowdhury vagabond is a manga that you can read online or buy it if you want, is about a ronin named shinmen takezo(miyamoto musashi) fighting his inner demons, him himself is called a demon in the manga, reading it is like dancing with life for me he helped me fight my inner demon too, musashi is like a bigger brother to me, everyone whit personal problems should read it.
today im going to read vagabond!
the chosen one of his time. A philosopher and warrior.
"The idea is not to chase butterflies but to preserve the garden"
Behold, the tale of a wise samurai who meditates atop the mountains, training his sword to flow like water. He has no yearning for tomorrow, as he lives in the present, his heart and mind filled with peace as he protects his family. The samurai has embraced death and accepted its inevitability, allowing his mind to flow like water and enter a state of harmony.
With every strike of his sword, he lets the flow of life guide his palm, displaying his mastery of the art of flow. The samurai knows that his time is finite, but his hopes and big heart drive him to master the art of flow, so that he can pass it on to his descendants far into the future.
Filled with happiness and joy, people come to learn from his life experiences, and he has earned the title "The master of flowing water." This song is here to teach you to enter the state of flow. Let your heart and mind flow endlessly, and let your hand cut through your life like a blade. Let the samurai's words and teachings flow through the emptiness in your heart, and one day, you will master his style and carry on the legacy of "The art of flowing water."
most of the music in this is chinese bahahaha
This high key makes me want to abandon society, live on the highest mountain top and train myself to my full ability, train with the goal of peaceful strength and make peace with myself and god
You make piece with god in realizing that you are your own god.
@@terrormilk384 No, humble yourself u not...
@@prometheus9096 Well everyone is God it is just that you do not see it to that extent
A person who lives life to fullest every second has no fear of death
I read it as "A person who lives lives ... " - which I really liked as well. Reincarnation.
eyy noice could also use this while reading vagabond
Of course !
@@TWOTCM Make sure to keep this video brother, i keep listening it on repeat haha
hey! im new to manga but im really into samurai philosophy and miyamoto musashi, where can i read vagabond?
How fast you reading vagabond?
The sharpest sword is always the word of truth. It may hurt you, but if master, it can heal you and others. If you weild it wisely, it sets you and others free from pain. Offers life, not death.
I don’t usually seek out this kind of music, I was attracted to the name and was expecting some wise words I could learn from. This is absolutely beautiful.
alot of this playlist is chinese music haha . such disrespect to musashi and japan to put chinese music in a vagabond themed video
Socrates and Miyamoto Musashi continued their dialogue under the vast expanse of the Japanese night sky. The villagers, still captivated by the extraordinary encounter, lingered in the shadows, eavesdropping on the conversation that unfolded between these two intellectual giants.
Socrates: Miyamoto Musashi, your commitment to the Way of the Sword is evident. In my own teachings, I often speak of the importance of questioning and the pursuit of knowledge. How do you reconcile the disciplined practice of the sword with the inquisitive nature of the mind?
Musashi: Socrates, the mind and the sword are not separate entities but intertwined aspects of our being. The disciplined practice of the sword is a means to sharpen both the body and the mind. By facing challenges and adapting to the ebb and flow of battle, one hones not only physical skill but also mental acuity.
Socrates: Fascinating! It seems we both appreciate the idea that true wisdom lies not only in the acquisition of knowledge but in the application of that knowledge to our daily lives. The pursuit of virtue, it appears, is a multifaceted journey.
Musashi: Indeed, Socrates. The Way is not a destination but a continuous path of self-discovery and improvement. To excel in the martial arts or in life, one must embrace change and cultivate a resilient spirit.
Socrates: You speak of resilience, a quality I often associate with the ability to endure hardship and maintain one's integrity. Do you believe there are universal principles that guide us in the pursuit of virtue, or are they shaped by the cultural context in which we find ourselves?
Musashi: The principles may be expressed in different forms, but the essence remains the same. Whether in the philosophy of ancient Greece or the teachings of Eastern martial traditions, there is a common thread-the pursuit of excellence, the understanding of oneself, and the harmonious integration with the world.
Socrates: Harmony, an eloquent concept. It reminds me of the importance of balance in all things. In our pursuit of virtue, we must navigate the extremes and find the middle ground. How does the concept of balance manifest in your martial philosophy?
Musashi: Balance is at the core of the Way. In battle, one must be neither too aggressive nor too passive, neither too tense nor too relaxed. It is the delicate dance between opposing forces that allows for effective action. This balance extends beyond the battlefield to the intricacies of daily life.
As their conversation deepened, Socrates and Musashi explored topics ranging from the nature of courage to the role of compassion in the pursuit of virtue. The villagers, now enthralled by the philosophical exchange, gained insights that transcended cultural boundaries. The meeting of these two great minds became a bridge between ancient Greece and feudal Japan, uniting them in a shared pursuit of wisdom and excellence. The night unfolded with the exchange of ideas, leaving an indelible mark on the village and its inhabitants.
Marvelous.
A man in tune with his own nature and the nature around him, is a man of the finest quality, the greatest honor and commands the highest respect.
After an hour listening to this, I've become invincible under the sun.
Invincible is just a word
😊@@ibrahimchahine2988
listening to this mediattion music for a month now and my friends calling me a monk now.
anyways this music is my favorite. observing the world and its energy makes me so happy and grateful that i am alive.
flow state is basically totally concentrated, and if you concentrately look at musashi for a long time, you can see him moving like liquid, very good background
I love this book and I love this playlist. Well done, and thank you. I turn 30 today, and this is great for my introspection.
Happy birthday !
30 is a big year. You've lived long enough to amass experiences and knowledge that you can now learn new things just by ruminating and contemplating your life. Be sure to take some time each week to do so. It's good for your mind, heart, and soul.
Happy Birthday.
Which book ?
Vagabond
I need this as a spotify playlist asap!
Prava žena voli gradinara
Cvetnu baštu, punu jorgovana
Ruke vešte, obraz poput snega
Divno telo, pravljeno bez tega
I sve to i više od toga
Ime mu je ljubav, a prezime sloga
Ratnik bio nekad, a sada je ratar
Pogled miran dok nožem barata
Neće taj na ljude, čak i kad mu sude
Neće zlato, slavu, ništa što mu nude
Zemlja mu je dom, bila i biće zaveka
Kada vidiš ratnika u bašti
Znaj vidiš čoveka
Finding this gave me hope and peace, and hope for more peace, knowing I can get back to listening to it whenever I'm in need of more.
Reading the comments in this video while listening to this music surprisingly is eye opening and therapeutic. ❤
People can be so kind without even trying, isn't it?
This music is so bittersweet, calming, especially when grieving.
my ears were not ready for this...!! just wow! there is a quote, look deep into the nature and you will understand everything, and I listen to this beautiful saga sitting under the tree, meditating and looking over my life, it surely a very good feeling. Thanks for the upload my man!! much love to you!!
you cant imagine how i love these songs...
these musics changed me a lot
thank you
The painting has a simple sketch but exudes the beauty of Japanese swordsmanship, which is truly magical
I'm listening to this while I'm studying rn.. It helps me finding peace in my mind to study without anxiety... Arigatou
This feeling is so pleasant. It makes me calmer than usual.
Thank you for sharing it!
indeed it makes you enter a flow state, this video came up randomly while listening to others and made me (later on than i could realize) work in a state of art that i havent in MONTHS, thank you, Master of Flowing Water.
Im newly dealing with anxiety and havent felt well in months, but this really let me feel normal again, thank you for this music.
Sorry you have to experience this.
Unsolicited advice from an anxiety senior: seek therapy in a timely manner. I have wasted years waiting and procrastinating and I am resenting my younger self for not reaching out for help earlier.
Chances are good there is a way for you to feel better soon.
All the best to you.
Same here alternating with anger state. Seek help , it's not a shame. Help your brain heal by sleeping a lot , taking sun at least two hours per day , walking every day, cold shower , talk to ppl and if you can afford supplements : Creatin, B9 , Omega 3 , Ashwaganda etc .
Be well.
This is clearly traditional Chinese music but it's still good.
It's like you know I am going to meditate, and you give me this precious song to listen to...
Thank you, fellow chosen man.
This makes me emotional.
Here I am. Here we are. On such a beautiful journey, there is so much to explore. Our exploration is far from limited to the physical dimension. The adventures of the mind and spiritual realms are what interest me the most. As Miyamoto Musashi said, seek nothing outside of yourself and (I don't remember if it was him or someone else who said) Wherever you go, there you are.
I further wish you a peaceful and giving journey. Let this be a reminder to keep going and see the beauty around you.
음악이 잔잔하고 배경음악으로 좋네요.
잘 듣고가요
discovered this channel couples of day ago. Miyamoto - Donó is a Legendary man until nowadays.
He said in the Sengoku Jidai Period(Warring time period)
"You have to understand that there are multiple paths to the top of the mountain."
One of my favourite sentences of him.
I have attempted to meditate many times in my life and prior to this CD the only success I've experienced is with live guided meditation. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq This is the first CD I've used that cuts through my unmedicated ADHD and enables me to truly relax and experience a quiet and energizing interval. The instructors voice is very soothing and pleasant to listen to. I am easily able to sit successfully through the entire CD, and for quite some time after. I cannot adequately express how tremendously helpful this CD has been on my spiritual journey!! Two thumbs up and 10 stars!
May everyone conquer difficulties successfully
What a butifull méditation I had with this music,
Namaste 🙏🏻
PS : I train Iaido and kenjutsu kata too with your mix 🥋.
Thanks a lot for support us on the path of the warrior.
I know, that absolute statements are not true most of the time. But I do not lie when I say that I have NEVER., in my life, felt more peaceful listening to music!
All of this to say: thank you for this mix!!
Love this video! Keep up the training and the intensity.
From Vietnam with love ❤
Man I can't concentrate while listening this song it reminds me of his suffering you will say that for only a week
After that you will imagine yourself being him that strong and hardworking man and once you imagine you try to become that version of yourself.
This music truly is a masterpiece. Thank you for sharing it to us ❤❤
I've done my first two katana excercise this week and I love it. I love developing myself I have started doing it serious from this November and I don't plan on stopping. Stay strong everyone... And always remember to be kind...
Are you actually STARTING with a katana? As in, a metal sword? You can do that, but as somebody who did that myself, I wouldn't recommend it unless you're really dead set on going down that path in that way. It's not that it's wrong... it's just bloody and painful.
I began four and a half years ago, using metal katana only. I've broken bones, slashed my fingers, ground down the flesh of my knuckles on the guard by gripping it like a baseball bat. I learn from pain, so I was fine with it. But you have to be sure to CARE FOR YOUR HANDS. Clean and disinfect even the smallest of scrapes or wounds. That sword may be your soul, but if you can't grip it well, then you will become soulless. Care for your hands with extreme diligence.
Personally I recommend new practitioners get a red oak bokken. Red oak is a hefty, meaty wood with some weight to it and it will emulate the feel of a metal katana immaculately. For training muscle memory and improving your grip timing, red oak bokkens are where it's at. You may want a lighter one made of ash wood also, for breathing practice and generally just focusing on form.
@@FFXI_Addict Thanks for your help man. I already do some martial arts one of them for ten years (Japanese Jiu Jitsu) and German Longsword (4 years/actually two bcs of Covid) so I think I will do katana fencing (Iaido) for a long time. I currently use wooden broken ( not sure about the wood it was really cheap) and me and my friend are currently waiting for duo of bokens from the e-shop called Black Fencer. I will probably order metal katana after some time. Thank you very much for your time and help. I appreciate that
Man all I have to say is thank you this is so peaceful
Dear Sensei,
It's been three seasons since our paths first crossed. I was locked in the bitter gall of revenge, hatred, and malice. I guess that's normal when someone attacks your wife, but it wouldn't leave me; those overwhelming feelings of despair and betrayal-all the black anger and crimson malice that sprouted within my heart and soul.
There's still some dark spots of residue that I still need to grind down, until I'm completely free of those past blemishes upon my spirit. Once or twice a month, I sit in a tent and listen to this a few times in a row. It's the only thing that has allowed me to *stop thinking* so much, and embrace that which simply is, for what it is.
This mindset has bled over into every aspect of my life. I ponder over what you've brought to the fore equally, as I do with Biblical sages and the wisdom found in Ecclesiastes and Proverbs. I've meditated on all these precepts for nearly a year straight now, and my life has found increased peace.
I don't argue as much as I used to. I keep a level head more often. I've found myself being more considerate of those around me, as I used to be very selfish.
I have less problems now, and as a result I've found time to appreciate life's blessings and beauty all the more, multiplying my peace even further.
Thank you for what you do, and what you have already done. It has improved the quality of my life.
Every battle will not always be victorious, but the true meaning of victory is accepting every defeat you’ve faced, & you chose to get back up again and keep fighting as long as you never give up on yourself, and unto those that loves you.
Wholeheartedly, thank you for this.
So refreshing and peaceful
I'm glad you enjoyed it !
One of the most important things I have learned is that don't take life too seriously. Instead of regretting, start thinking that "what life is trying to teach me?". Lesson after lesson, you start to know yourself better and the surrounding world in a truly different kind of way.
P.S. what ever you do, don't forget to believe in yourself, that's all you need. You're stronger than you think❤
Every man with determination needs this music sheet.
每个有决心的人都需要这张乐谱。
決意のある男なら誰でもこの楽譜が必要です。
That relaxation 😌💞🙏
I have found peace in this song. Thank you
Finally back! My favorite one :)
Wise music with deep enchanting, and wise commenters, greatfull universe for these combinations... ❤
For truly this video made me start meditating. I finally found my inner peace.
I've never felt so calm listening to music and staring at an image that I just start tearing up
Still tearing up?
This is incredible. Thank you!
Thank you Zay Saintano for this beatiful recommendation.. I love this guy thank you. I strive to be a better person everday
I found peace and a sense of flow listening to this.
Thank you
I'm glad to hear that !
Thank you, recently I haven’t felt myself and this really made me question and reflect and to focus on the righteous path.
integral music
“All truly kind people are strong.”
your humbleness exudes... your expression has been noted and you will .. have a place . this i tel you
-megz
Just kindness while fruits of the Spirit..
Great music for studying!
The dark shadow waits until you are unbalanced and take over.But if you put your hope and love into the loving energy of the universe then you shall overcome.Namaste.
Thank you for that sound, I really appreciate it.
"In that moment, I lost any and every sense of reason. Time slowed and stopped. I realized I didn't care anymore. I didn't care of becoming the best, didn't care of beating my enemies, didn't care of proving myself worthy, and then it sparked. Something inside of me. I lost all control and became one with my surroundings. That's how it happened."
So relaxing, I love this 💛
its crazy that the vagabond manga is on hiatus and the artist is now doing a wheelchair basketball manga. very cool that someone got around to doing a wheelchair basketball manga but its kind of crazy that the mangaka was the one for vagabond. talk about range.
you also could see his previous work, Slam Dunk its one of the best mangas, based on an inexperienced but talented young boy named Hanamichi Sakuragi, so good, and so funny. Slam Dunk is sunny while Vagabond is darker, but both characters reflect the passion you must feel to follow one dream.
Thank you. Been looking for this piece of me I left behind for a long time.
Dude, your channel is amazing, thank you again...
"My'a moto is, don't become my sushi!" - a man of myth and legend who ascended tongeaven and returned with such immense power, no other entity could tolerate merely being in his presence, for they knew he could take anythinf and everything simply by existing as he was.
Sincerely Thank you man.
I haven't even read vagabond (and frankly don't even know what it's really about other than a samurai manga with stellar art that I've seen people place on the same shelf as Berserk)
It's just always been one of my "for a perpetually later rainy days" stories to get into.
but this playlist of songs, and the moment of quiet they bring, is something I really needed.
So thanks for that.
there is also a manga about Musashi from Shotaro Ishinomori that is really good
Btw Musashi Myamoto was a real person, Vagabond is based on him
the manga is awesome you should read it.
Nourishing. 🙏 Thank you.
Beautiful music. Thank you for this gift
so peaceful ❤
🙏🙏🙏
It's back!!!😄
Thank you it is very rare to find music like this especially with how disoriented music has become