Miyamoto Musashi | A Life of Ultimate Focus
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
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Miyamoto Musashi is one of the most legendary samurai and famed as Japan’s greatest swordsman - undefeated in more than sixty duels. After he escaped death during the Battle of Sekigahara, Musashi became a ronin. Aside from being a swordsman, he was also a philosopher, artist, and well-learned Buddhist. Before he died, Musashi left us with twenty-one principles named Dokkōdō. These are timeless rules that can inspire us today to live well. The majority, if not all, of these rules, help us to establish one thing: ‘focus’.
Focus is the quality of having a concentrated interest or activity on something. Needless to say, ‘focus’ was a crucial component in Musashi’s life, or, what he called ‘the way’, which is a life of ongoing practice. His writings reveal that his lifestyle revolved around restraint, sacrifice, discipline, and not being swayed by pleasure. These virtues were all established by or in support of being able to ‘focus’. Especially when he spent time apart from society, Musashi was only concerned with perfecting his skill, while aiming for enlightenment by the Way of the sword.
This three-part series elaborates on the twenty-one principles from Musashi’s Dokkōdō. The first part explored the first seven principles. This second part will explore how to live a life of ultimate focus, based on the next seven principles. Please note, the elaborations in this video are based on existing philosophies, the author’s interpretations, and reasoning, and are intended to be an inspiration for present-day life.
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00:00 - 0) Intro
01:57 - 8) Never let yourself be saddened by a separation.
04:03 - 9) Resentment and complaint are appropriate neither for oneself or others.
05:48 - 10) Do not let yourself be guided by the feeling of lust or love.
07:25 - 11) In all things have no preferences.
08:34 - 12) Be indifferent to where you live.
10:02 - 13) Do not pursue the taste of good food.
11:51 - 14) Do not hold on to possessions you no longer need.
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Part 1: ruclips.net/video/bhlvYmn1IUQ/видео.html
Part 3: ruclips.net/video/NGQQGeI1MmE/видео.html
I'm very curious if you've heard of Berserk, and if so, what your take away is from the philosophies of that series?
I am so inspiered by these two videos! I will wait for the third part! Thank you so much for these videos!
Einzelgänger
I don't know if this is story about focus or not but when i watched The Mahabharata 89' adaptation by Peter Brooks there is a scene where archers on target practice have to tell their master what do they see and they all describe the target and the sorroundings but one archer Arjuna says i see the eye of the bird (target). When asked again he said i can't, i see only the eye. My only tought upon seeing this scene was; FOCUS and that one should do things only in absolute focus and comitement. I mention this to you as an idea for further topic, Mahabharata perhaps. Cheers.
Your content is excellent.
@@Povhc Amazing comment dude! Thanks for the reference, i'll be totally searching for the movie
"It May Seem Difficult At First, But Everything Is Difficult At First."
- Miyamoto Musashi
I've read that book before
@@sofiahamza3451 .
Wow.
@@sofiahamza3451 name the book
A know knowledgeably quote added to my creation of the universe
One of my favourite teachings from Miyamoto Musashi is that 'you can only fight the way you practice'. It's similar to the concept that we do not rise to the level of our expectations but fall to the level of our training. Embracing this mindset, has done wonders for the way I approach life.
This is great ty
Very well said! 🙏❤️
Can you elaborate on how you apply it to your life and how it’s affected your life as a result?
Oh shit *nigga*
Can u say how u put it to your life
Switching to your side arm is always faster than reloading.
- Mitamoto Musashi
“Trust the Force, Harry. “
Gandalf
Carry two primaries
If its a 2 vs 1 just jump the enemy
-Sun Tzu, The Art of War
This is too good
@@skys6655 this is too good
“You must understand that there is more than one path to the top of the mountain”
- Miyamoto Musashi
But pls tell what does it exactly mean!
@@vibhav8237 You have an apple. Your goal is to eat it. There are many ways to eat it, but ultimately it is consumed as nutrition.
@@vibhav8237 If your current job isn’t working out, there are more paths to follow
Failure is temporary. Try again a bit differently.
"You Must Understand That There Is More Than One Path To The Top Of The Mountain."
- Miyamoto Musashi
Love that quote!
Wonderful comment I agree now let's work on everyone else to help them with that concept
You may also realize there is absolutely no need to go...ie. Everest. By the time the entire multiple routes are scattered with litter & dried frozen bodies of dead climbers you know it's just not a " thing" anymore
True
Mahaveer Jain - Anekantvad ❤️🙏
Fasting made me realize how beautiful food tastes, even black coffee tastes sweet.
Yuck! I hate black coffee lol. I'd spit it out if someone made me drink it. I need to add milk and a bit of sugar. I don't get people who like their coffee black. I mean, do they also eat biscuits with no sugar in them lol. It's like how some people out there like Dr pepper.. it taste SOOO disgusting! I bet some people like it because it's been marketed to them and that they don't actually like it. It's pretty scary knowing how some people can be so easily manipulated. I bet you would like your coffee better if you added the right amount of sugar. I had a friend who drank black coffee not because he liked it, but because he thought it looked cooler. Pllleeeeease.. how lame lol. i was like come on bro, no one thinks that but you lol
I truly get this. I like the bitterness of the coffee, same with tea, I used to drink it with sugar but these days it feels like it breaks the harmony of the tea. Same with coffee. It is perfect as it is, there is no need to add anything to it. I feel the same about fruit and vegetables too, appreciate the simplicity of things.
@@davidtran6928 I’m not sure what you’re trying to prove with that but I respect your opinion
@@Micaboii yeah man, I used to LOVE sweet beverages too back then especially coffee based drinks! But once I tried Cold Brew I’ve rarely make or get sweeter coffees!
@@davidtran6928 if you brew the coffee from real beans and it's some good stuff, French press or something, the "black" coffee can actually have a slightly sweet aromatic taste. You might be referring to black coffee from McDonald's or something, which does indeed taste bad. Another thing to note is my taste buds changed around 24 years old and I began liking more bitter tastes like vinegar, beers, coffee, etc
"With Greater Power Comes Greater Electricity Bills."
- Buddha
@@chaccmi1358 You're most welcome buddy 😁
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Good one lol
Good one haha
I think the quote if from the Government, not Buddha 😂
"I don't pay attention, attention pays me"
- probably Miyamoto Musashi
Stop
🤣🤣😂😆
I hate that "probably". It ruins the comment.
But if you remove it now, the "edited" will ruin the comment.
Just delete this mate.
@@gravy4708 it ain't that deep tard
@@gravy4708 nah it makes it funnier
It’s insane how Musashi and Aurelius reached pretty much the exact same conclusions
Musashi said that there is different path to the mountain top. Clearly, both have different path but reached the peak of their life and pursuit - able to leave a mark in history eons later.
Basically stoicism is the foundational principal of their beliefs.
@@ryanweston9677 Mute the external world, focus on the internal self. The world has always been insane, but it can get worse.
By preparing oneself to face adversity is the greatest self-love one can give to themselves, not sugarcoating obstacles with rewards.
@@pantsumaster4891 Accept what you cannot control, accept the impermanence of things and live a virtuous life
Truth is one and the same. They just found it in different cultures, not so strange after all.
“Friendly fire will not be tolerated.”
-Musashi
😂😂
"You were killed by a grenade. Watch out for the grenade danger indicator."
-Musashi
@@cabnbeeschurgr6440 Preach it.
The heck!
😂😅🤣
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Update 11/28/2022: Well damn, I never expected the support I've received here and still getting comments and requests to see where I'm at. Just know I appreciate every comment and words of well wishing. I'm still putting in the work and still focusing on improving myself. Some days are still harder than others but those are becoming fewer and fewer. I'm doing much better now than I was when I first posted here and curious to see where I'll be a year from now. A huge thanks and gratitude for all the support to anyone who has taken their time to read or comment on this thread. it means a hell of a lot to me and know that I wish you all the best as well! 👊
I wish you the best man🙏🏽
The fact you can say that in a state you’re in is beautiful in itself. You’re definitely on the right path. The never ending path of obstacles and overcoming. With every challenge comes a new beginning. Keep going my man, as you’ve seen in life before. It’s not over til it’s over.
@@hakaishinkage9899 Thanks I really appreciate it.
@@jklflufj22 Every day gets a tiny bit better. Finding new things to do during this time has been a big help for sure. Thanks for the encouragement. I'm not one to typically air my problems in a public forum but I'm glad I did.
@@thatkarbide yea man no shame in any choices you make wether it feels right or wrong. Find ways to physically suffer daily for example running cold showers or anything the ego has tough time doing. I’m sure there’s things you do right now but the more you can evolve your routine the more present you become. Less controlled by thoughts that are anything but the present you feel. No rush tho patience is a necessary skill. Seems like I don’t need to hope you feel better because it seem you’re inevitably already on your journey to it.
Fun fact, there’s a manga about Musashi’s life. It’s called “Vagabond”. Sadly it wasn’t finished from what I know, because the author wanted to move on to other works. But it has >200 chapters.
Yeah the art work is some of the best art work you will find for any comic
is there anywhere to read online
baki wlso has its own version of musashi
@@lordofdestruction9351 yes but it's not even remotely comparable to vagabond lmao
yes, this manga called Eiji Yoshikawa book called simply "Musashi"
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.
"Vagabond"
What is this from?
@@erikkvaden3063 the manga vagabond which is about musashis life and his duels amazing Art recommend reading it
@@rngnakka9850 came here because I just finished Vagabond
Nice one 😘✌️
i remember and really love this quote
"Switching to your secondary weapon is faster than reloading."
- Miyamoto Musashi
"make sure to take overkill as to carry two primary weapons"
- Miyamoto Musashi, maybe...
@@ormstoodotcom7634 Nah, Miyamoto could, with superior training and skill defeat a magnum with a .22
"There is no knowledge that is not power"
-Miyamoto Musashi
That's actually from the UMK3 intro
"The things you own, end up owning you." --Tyler Durden
You are not your f***ing khakis!!!!!
Like he said in the video we really don't own anything, not even our bodies. Death will come for everybody, once you understand this you'll be ready
You are not the money in your pocket
“You are a nothingness” “you become as you think” “be still and know yourself”
You are not a beautiful and unique snowflake
Mandatory mention of the manga Vagabond. One of the best mangas out there.
I read 16 Chp it's slow but good
Oh Vagabond is such a journey, Highly recommend it.
*whatever happens, happens?*
@@StrangerE0ns right on man
@@StrangerE0ns cowboy bebop
"Maybe Girls Should eat makeup so that they can become pretty from inside" - Sun Tzu, Art of War.
You copied that comment. Idt you’ve been focusing on the content from this channel smh
@@dropbearjd8986 Next Video Soon 🙏
Is that a real quote?
@@hueyhooverhampton7060 no
@@hueyhooverhampton7060 Yes.
Miyamoto is a rare example of a Samurai.
Most Samurai's in Japan were more or less highly glorified Mercenaries who cared only about money or land by killing and collecting bounties of opponents (Not that different from everyday people except the killing part).
Miyamoto is a rare example who embodied the samurai values of honor, something that even high ranking Samurai didn't care much about
He wasn’t a samurai, he was a ronin. Samurais belong to families and clans. And their codes of honor are twisted and nonsensical.
@@arstar5435 the irony is the funniest part. Although it does make me think, Musashi isn't a moral person and what if all of this virtuous ideals he spoke of is just his boasting. Who knows? My point is that just like Musashi once did ( or so he claims ), take it with a grain of salt.
@@arstar5435 He was a samurai. Ronin are samurai without a lord or master
@俊也角田 OH IM SORRY MISTER RELATIVITY, I'LL NEVER SAY HITLER IS EVIL AGAIN, BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY MORALITY IS SO SUBJECTIVE
@俊也角田 am I wrong?
The principles of success are truly timeless and get (re)discovered by so many people throughout history. What the Buddha discovered 2600 years ago is just as relevant to Miyamoto Musashi as it is to us today
What principles are you applying atm?
@@MindNow Several! One of the key principles is likely moderation - or as the Buddha put it, the middle way
As well as aspects of the way
Yes great leaders like the buddha, jesus, aurelius, musashi, confucious, even marley and etc. Seem to me all stoic. Its all just about positive vibrations man. Dont be greedy and remain positive. Thats all to it.
You forgot the best leader of all humans. I will give you a hint. He was the only man supremely successful in religious and secular affairs...
"Once u understand things broadly, u can see it in all things". Profound!
He already said *scroll back up*
Why are you still here my dear friend?
Sun may set but it always rises up
-musashi
what if Sun burns all its hydrogen and helium?
I love this content man, found you from mainly the teachings of Alan watts
Thanks, great to hear! Alan Watts is a gem.
Same here. Loved your work on Taoism, I read the Tao the Ching off the back of them
Check out Mooji, he actually lives the example instead of just playing parrot.
I found him through RUclips recommendations lol
As much as I learn, I realize I know so less
Knowledge only multiplies every answer you come to will lead to more questions.
Little*
Thats creepy and beutifull,its kinda of showing us how world is exotic
@@Weweta I have to read your comment thrice to kwym, but its all g
The less you know the better.
Love a Focused lifestyle. Most of society don't understand and it is what it is
Jiri Prozchaka’s fav RUclips vid
Read Musashi
by Eiji Yoshikawa. One of the most fascinating novels that explore his life.
David Kirk has also written a 3 part epic about Musashi’s life. Only the first two books have been published so far. They are an excellent addition to the Yoshikawa book.
The novel is a fictionalized version of his life, but much of his philosophy in the book is derived directly from the Dokkodo and the Book of Five Rings.
I am reading vagabond (the manga adaptation of 'Musashi') and it was a life changing experience, the way I started to view my education and my overall life including sports, relationships and my inner thoughts has changed drastically. I am glad that I am reading vagabond while I am 17, can't thank the mangaka enough for this masterpiece.
I feel as if I’ve been lost in my life recently, just drifting through, slowly giving up and becoming more hopeless. I’m trying to get better, I know I will. But it’s hard. I just keep everything inside, I’m not happy with life, I’m not the person I want to be, and I feel like I won’t ever be that person. I feel weak, especially considering what I was not so long ago, and how I was constantly improving. But right now my mind and body are struggling.
Just had to get this off my chest somehow
Counter intuitive but quit trying to be better. All the reasons why you want to be better are the same reasons why you're not.
@@eudaimonia9260 Could you please elaborate on what you mean? I'm going through the same situation as the op but I didn't understand your comment.
@@neeli1023 Most people create this ideal version of themselves in their head and fail time and time again to actualize it. This leads to suffering. The mind comes up with all theses reasons to why you should but if you were that ideal.. you wouldn't have to try so hard. A better attitude and acceptance of the present moment is what matters most.
@@eudaimonia9260 It makes sense now I understand it better. Thank you for replying.
You are not alone bro it’s exactly how i feel . Almost 30 and not even close to what image i have in my mind for myself. The untouched potential i have, all the good aspects and habits ruined because of some lifelong problems.But no matter what keep the hope and the change will come. People will tell you their perspectives about doing this or that just like me but its different for everyone so you gotta find the way it works for you. Also Prioritise the things that are holding you back and get em sorted
From the book of five rings comes my favorite thought from Musashi: “in a fight to the death it is shameful to die with a weapon still undrawn”
“People tend to make very unwise decisions while enchanted by lust and love”… how true that turned out to be for me, slowly studying philosophy for fun has brought out so many answers to the questions which no one would have the answer to, how amazing it is.
"As long as your taste buds is working, there still hope"
- Filipino Modern Proverb
Michael Belangel Remano “As long as you can smell any aroma, life’s good” - Another Filipino Modern Proverb
Nice 😁 kaFrequency.
don’t let Covid-19 catch you
@@akonglacanlale354 Nothing prompts your memory better than a smell!
He was badass, came up with something known as Niten Ichi-ryū. Which means "the school of the strategy of two heavens as one".
Sup man
@@Dacademeca Yo how are ya doing man?
@@InfinitiSin good, u?
@@Dacademeca same bruh, I’m alright. Hit me up on discord if you ever up for a chat.
Have you read the Young Samurai book series ?
It involves the Niten-Ichi Ryu and is a great read !
“If you can‘t change the world，change yourself！”
“If you can taste, you can cook.” - Filipino Moms
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- random person
Lol smh
random comment
So deep
so inspiring!!
Maximus random reply
"what the fuck"
-The mosquitoe that bit Magic Johnson
Miyamototo Musashi or by his Buddhist name, Niten Dōraku, was indeed one of the greatest and most inspirational Buddhists to have ever lived. May he attain eternal bliss of Nirvana, In in future births. Namo Buddhaya!
My entire life I’ve lifted weights, I broke all sorts of record at 12+ then started wrestling and won nationals my 3rd year. Trained all day every day for years. I accomplished so much but now I have a broken spine and can’t stand up for more than a Few minutes at one time. Really makes you wonder if being truly great is actually worth it.
How did you break your spine man, what happened?
@@xnerk Lifting heavy weights or doing heavy things while your body is still in high development. Like with a 12 year old can be detremental to the body. It is best to really start doing it once your body has had the most of it's growth. Even then moderation is still key to preserving your body
It's probably worth it if you're not an idiot who breaks his own spine. Training safely and risking your health only when you absolutely need to.
Brilliant. Musashi seems to have been a real lotus: at home in the muddy water.
I find these rules very similar to those I can see in Seneca’s “Letters”. So I can say that Musashi somewhat was a stoic himself. I’m really happy to become interested in philosophy, since it tries to answer those questions that aren’t popular nowadays, yet the most important in one’s life.
Buddhism and stoicism are very similar.
The principle about food is not only about food actually. Human always gets used to anything, to simple, to difficult, to larger, to less. There is no reason to buy expencive food since you can get used to simpler and healthier. We need to think by our minds, not emotions.
Especially I liked the 11th point: in all things have no preferences.
Only this way you can fully enjoy the life as it is, without unsuccessful trying to change everything, and lets you focus on things that really matter to you
I like the video
is english your first language?
@@thesehandlesarefuckingstupid No, my mother tongue is Ukrainian)
John Wick is a man of focus, commitment and sheer f@cking will.
This was a mind opening video! I feel like I was in a therapy session! Thank you!
"The things you own, end up owning you"
Tyler Durden
Enchanted with this Channel
You have no idea how much value you added into my life. Thank you so much, you're such a great soul!
This is crazy, it's literally touching every problem I have in my life rn 😐
Its because these are the problems of everyone. Je was also just a human but he was thinking about the problems and what causes them... its called philosofy
answers to your problems can solve tru Buddhism....
@@lashankavishka383 I prefer Christianity
Wasn’t feeling good about anything in life for some time now, again. I think with this video, the doleful phase of my life ends. Much thanks to this channel that is helping so many people in different ways!
I think you missed the point. The "doleful" phase never ends. You just have to accept it.
The simplicity is beauty 🖤
Thank you for putting all this together.
Einzelgänger! Thanks for making this amazing video on focus. Much appreciated.
Thank you Harsh! You're welcome!
Musashi used to ambush his foes, fight with advantage and when knowing he would face defeat, run away. He was very focused on winning.
My journey to find peace in being alone, I discovered your videos. I take my time to write down quotes and read them through my days to keep me practicing on focus. I will watch your videos for as long as you so wish to work on these videos.
Tank you very much for this great video!
I found austerity to be the ultimate method of cultivating strength, and thus happiness.
This is epic and look forward to the rest of the series. Thank you for such an enlightening channel.
Thank you so much for this video🙏
This is truly the principles I will going to adapt and learn.
Your videos always captivate that part of me that truly understands how meaningful these ways of life can be. Musashi's writings really are poignant, especially because of how you delivered them. Thank you, for being YOU 🙏
He’s been an inspiration for over a decade now. Unbelievable wisdom.
A large part of my own philosophy ties in with the teachings of Musashi and the Book of Five Rings. This is timeless wisdom.
Thank you. I am patiently waiting for part three
This is very good quality content! Not just the theme itself, but all the editing, timeline, transitions, music, etc. Thanks.
"God i miss cocaine"
.
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-Old lady from Deadpool
😂😂😂😂😂😂I’m dead
🙌🏽😂
The only time I tried cocaine, was when I was Extremely drunk. It woke me up immediately, and for the next two days. A drug so powerful, that it can counter a hangover and even the natural sleep hormones. That's pretty scary.
@@ThePeter172 that's a no from me dawg
@@ThePeter172 if cocaine is bad, crystal meth is most evil
Thank you for explaining everything so clearly! I really like your videos, they teach me a lot and are very fun to watch.
Thank you for making these videos!
Thank you for this video.
i love watching this at 4AM while drinking my favorite coffee.
Joseph Campbell's message ......with a sword. ...."Follow your bliss. Magical things will happen that you couldn't even have imagined. Doors will open where there were only walls. Invisible hands will reach out when you least expect it (but in your greatest hour of need) Follow your bliss and don't be afraid. Be your own Hero. By doing that you not only save yourself but all those you love and by example the world.
Thank you for the video!
thank you... feeling inspired every time I watch one of your videos.
'Trying is the first step towards failure'
- Miyamoto Musashi
Perfecting his skill, he bought a gun...
You need training to shoot a gun too
@@RodrigoBassoM1986 I'm an archer. And i even shoot with a Yumi. Practise with a bow takes many years, with a gun , many months.
Guns back then werent so easy and accurate as todays.
what about vodoo?
@@erik_1953 a good instructor could get you proficient with guns in a few weeks.
Always coming back to this banger!!
Thank You Sir, I love this small series!
This type of video is the what I need whenever I feel like my emotions are overpowering my rationality. It's difficult to control one's emotions but it's not improbable. I hope that I can find the methods that work for me.
Dude that old man is everywhere.
These videos are literally the most calming thing, i dont listen to relaxing music to fall asleep, i listen to this to fall asleep, and of course soak in words of wisdom
Thank you for making this video
Resentment is like drinking poison and waiting for the other person to die.
Well put.
Focus on your life work is incredibly important for not only your success, but also your happiness.
Thank you for this video
Thankyou for this knowledge🙏🏼
I've been waiting so long for part 2. Also looking forward to see part 3! Your videos have so much value in them. Thank you for taking your time to make them. Keep them coming!
Samurai champloo introduced him to me🔥🔥.
Thank you for this.
This is a fantastic video. Thank you
I actually read the Musashi book in high school 15 years ago, a hugely inspirational book for sure 👍☀️
Thank you...you sir certainly changed my lifey
I'm delighted to hear that my work has benefited you. Best wishes!
Thank you for pursuing your passion and create this channel and videos! They are most valuable and helpful.
Beautifully said!;! Thank you
" stay true to your path and your walk will represent your true " J.Brido
Me: "A life of focuse"
My ADHD: "Are you challenging me?"
Same.
Can relate bro
Nothing can be easy for us :(
Mindfulness, meditation, run.
revisiting this video was actually eye opening. made me reassess my current situation and how i have been overtly negative towards it. when what should matter is my mind set towards said situation and environment.
Very good video. Thank you very much🙏
I loved this specific series of the Ronin and his philosophy. Great channel man. Thank you, sincerely.
You play apex
@@natnaelabdissa7879 indeed. How do you know?
@@ADcrackerjack I remembered a comment you made on a video. I dont know which one though
@@natnaelabdissa7879 lol. Fun thing we both like Apex and... philosophy.
@@ADcrackerjack ya. If you like we can run some games.
My names Ronin, and I’ve been watching this three part series repeatedly for some time now and the lessons I’ve learned, and the people and things I’ve allowed myself to let go of have allowed me to live fulfilled once more and I thank you greatly for allowing someone like me to learn from miyamoto by creating a much more simple explanation of the 5 scrolls.
thank you for sharing this video
I appreciate these uploads, I have learned a lot!