The art of not giving a fuck. he wasn't bothered about missing the target, nor hitting it.he was just happy in the whole process of inner calm and peace from the start. As in all our lives just be happy in the present process and nothing else. It takes daily practice for years until you can look yourself in the mirror, smile and say to yourself I am free.
what if the person is the arrow and life is the bow, sometimes drawing you back and holding you in place, sometimes launching you forward, while our intentions and attentions provide the aim ;)
This is beautiful in an almost haunting way. Serene, peaceful, working to attain that which is so elusive and yet relaxing to see. Great video. I read that book Zen in the art of archery, after searching for a long time to get it, but after several readings it is still hard to understand.
I suppose you are right. It is one of those things that just come along and bite you in the rear one day, saying " I'm here.." when you least expect it.
The bows , the arrows , even the Archer may be different hence the angle from where the arrow has been released can also be varied but that which is matter is to reach the Target . And there is only one target .
The world is a speck of dust in outer space and due to the nature of infinity, we find solace in any meaning our brains are able to grasp. Enjoy your stay.
@@explorewithsandy The name in the credits is Suzuki, that would be the colleague and friend of Eugen herrigel, and not his master, whose name was Awa Kenzo. Am I right?
All I could think was how many times I could have shot him before he ever touched the arrow to the string. Different style of archery, I suppose, paper targets are infinitely patient, don't move, and most importantly, don't shoot back. :o)
Indeed. Although I feel that Zen archery is done in the name of play instead of in the name of defense. It's a way of enjoyment and peace. Not anxiety and war.
Zen archery is practiced for absolutely no practical purposes ever, but its principles can and have been applied for combat situations, with such a deadly precision to leave every gunman cold on the ground before his hammer was even cocked
Wall, your ignorance is exceeded only by your arrogance. The Samurai have been archers for over 1,000 years using it quite effectively in warfare. The only joke on this page is you.
The art of not giving a fuck. he wasn't bothered about missing the target, nor hitting it.he was just happy in the whole process of inner calm and peace from the start. As in all our lives just be happy in the present process and nothing else. It takes daily practice for years until you can look yourself in the mirror, smile and say to yourself I am free.
That would make a good book title I am sure it would be a best seller! ..... Zen And The Art of Not Giving A Fuck👍
The bow is the individual. The arrow is life. The individual provides motion, but life takes the arrow where it is meant to go.
Nope.
what if the person is the arrow and life is the bow, sometimes drawing you back and holding you in place, sometimes launching you forward, while our intentions and attentions provide the aim ;)
They’re one
So that's your understanding ?
@@trapper1511 pretty much! It was what came to me as I sat thinking in wonder about what I’d just watched. It was just kind of there.
Hace poco llegó este libro a mis manos. Y ahora éstas imágenes. Sólo puedo decir gracias por compartir este video. 🇦🇷 Daniel
I’m so impress the way he show respect in every movement he made
This has to be the most zen and patient archery demonstration i've seen yet..
I agree
DIOS MÍO!!! NO ME IMAGINÉ TANTA HERMOSURA EN IN TIRO DE ARCO!!
Beautiful.. There are parallels wth playing pool and bowls... they are 4D visual games... on another level it becomes "effortless" 🙂🇳🇿
Thank you.
This is beautiful in an almost haunting way. Serene, peaceful, working to attain that which is so elusive and yet relaxing to see. Great video. I read that book Zen in the art of archery, after searching for a long time to get it, but after several readings it is still hard to understand.
I suppose you are right. It is one of those things that just come along and bite you in the rear one day, saying " I'm here.." when you least expect it.
I think of Zen as “being perfectly in the present moment” yet without expending any thought, energy or effort, and you and the moment become one.
a state of calm attentiveness in which one's actions are guided by intuition
a state of calm attentiveness in which one's actions are guided by intuition
The bows , the arrows , even the Archer may be different hence the angle from where the arrow has been released can also be varied but that which is matter is to reach the Target . And there is only one target .
The world is a speck of dust in outer space and due to the nature of infinity, we find solace in any meaning our brains are able to grasp. Enjoy your stay.
Give it a rest.
@@r-leanmygirl-gj2kt I'll rest when I'm dead, bot.
Infinity 🏹🎯 ❤
Read once was that the idea was to release the arrow without thinking about releasing the arrow.
when it is ready it releases itself
Thats the idea of ZEN
Esse arqueiro parece ter atingido o satori ( iluminação budista).
Thank you!
Da pra ver pela postura, que esse indivíduo atingiu o "satori" .
This is such an ASMR lol 😂😂😂 But I loved the video, very very cool
A question. Is this the teacher of the inter-war German man who wrote: " Zen in the Art of Archery"? Thanks.
yes!
Thank you Daniella.
@@explorewithsandy The name in the credits is Suzuki, that would be the colleague and friend of Eugen herrigel, and not his master, whose name was Awa Kenzo. Am I right?
@@maximeregamey4458 the book introduction was writen by Daiten T. Suzuki in 1953, Massachusetts.
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When there is no bow, the target will reappear...
Have you ever had that happen?
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the original:
ruclips.net/video/M-aD3lQ7RVY/видео.html
Yeahhh
you shoot the shot
jest
to shoot the shot -
he works with iron mind hunting
All I could think was how many times I could have shot him before he ever touched the arrow to the string. Different style of archery, I suppose, paper targets are infinitely patient, don't move, and most importantly, don't shoot back. :o)
Indeed. Although I feel that Zen archery is done in the name of play instead of in the name of defense. It's a way of enjoyment and peace. Not anxiety and war.
Zen archery is practiced for absolutely no practical purposes ever, but its principles can and have been applied for combat situations, with such a deadly precision to leave every gunman cold on the ground before his hammer was even cocked
A steak is rare. This video is fuzzy. Horse bow.
The opening was not synchronous vary well, I'm going to give them a 4.5, the rest was a guy stauling not to miss a shot.
With that aim he is going to hit NOTHING....Ballerina archery
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Ok grasshopper
Wall, your ignorance is exceeded only by your arrogance. The Samurai have been archers for over 1,000 years using it quite effectively in warfare. The only joke on this page is you.
He might miss the target.....but it is you who misses the point.
You are ignorant and disrespectful, young turk.
HuangXingQing More like turd