SUN TZU VS MIYAMOTO MUSASHI Quotes (Warrior Quotes to Give You Strength)
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Compilation of the greatest Sun Tzu quotes and Miyamoto Musashi quotes. Back to back Warrior Quotes to Give You Strength from the greatest Military strategists of their time.
Sun Tzu was a Chinese general, military strategist, writer and philosopher who lived in the Eastern Zhou period of ancient China. Sun Tzu is traditionally credited as the author of The Art of War, an influential work of military strategy that has affected both Western and East Asian philosophy and military thinking.
Miyamoto Musashi (12 March 1584, Ōhara-Chō, - 13 June 1645), also known as Shinmen Takezō, Miyamoto Bennosuke or, by his Buddhist name, Niten Dōraku, was a Japanese swordsman, philosopher, strategist, writer and rōnin. Musashi, as he was often simply known, became renowned through stories of his unique double-bladed swordsmanship and undefeated record in his 61 duels
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"Sweat more during Peace
Bleed less during War."
- Sun Tzu
Ancient wisdom and advice from warriors of a different age, still much of it is relevant today.
“There is no instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged warfare.” The war in the Middle East comes to mind, Sun Tzu truly was one of the greatest military strategists of all time his strategies can be applied to a multitude of things in life.
Musashi’s words are more direct and clear to me. “The sprit of the thing itself”
Yeah me too. Probably because Musashi is a verifiable and real person who existed.
@@Rizu-kc3zesun tzu is real.
@@thinkingagain5966 sure
I could not help in noticing the similarities between the art of war and Musashi Both use Breaking tradition against their enemies and usually caught them off balance And both emphasized in studying their enemies and look for their weaknesses and exploit it
“Only when a Mosquito lands on your testicle will you truly understand the meaning of solving a problem without violence ”- SUN TZU
hahahaha! a wise man at last 👍
You're learning fast young apprentice.
I feel so connected myself and the Earth watching and listening to this....Thank You..🙏
Amazing isn't it.
*Great masters of combat, life. and self!* 👌😆
The two of the greatest warriors who ever lived.
"Do nothing that is of no use"
This guy just described my gmod addon selection process.
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Each of these men are also comparable to Friedrich Nietzsche, Niccolo Machiavelli, and Marcus Aurelius.
Which shows that wisdom is universal can be found "not outside of you but inside". Book of Acts in the bible says "God is not far from anyone."
Deep thinkers
@@dnhg9730 no theyre asian so they cant be comparable
i dont think so, sun tzu was born a thousand years before. he was born on 544 bc.
@@thewatcher3698 : This isn't a competition. It is a comparison.
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I read both of them books in my opinion them two are completely different but at the same time u can indoctrinate each principle from both books but still completely different. Art of War written strictly for war with utilize terrain , elements and spies to general. The 5 rings is more philosophical and complex about life mix in wit swordsman. Idk tht my interpretation
Musashi isn't interested in commanding a political army. He's someone that is an individual and a follower that has a leaders mentality.
I have not read both books completely. But I have come to the same conclusion.
@@te9591Musashi was a military commander at one point. He teaches that his strategy can work for 1 man or 10,000 men.
SUN TZU - *"WAR GURU"*
M. MUSASHI- *"LIFE GURU"*
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There's no reason you can't use, extract, and retain from both the spirit that lies within them. Those are more than just books.
Do nothing that is of no use- Musashi
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I feel so calm right now!...
Doesn't make sense to me but I am to high strung ad listening to this is more relaxing than guided meditations, for Calming Effect.
Do nothing that is of no Use.
If you wish to control others, you must first control yourself.
Win first, then go to War.
From one thing, know Ten Thousand.
In the midst of chaos is Opportunity.
You can only fight the way you practice.
I put my money on musashi Lao tzu was partially crippled from a stroke on his left side of body by his early 20s Alexander the great versus musashi now that's a real fight lol
There is no disagreement hear.
The kid and Miyamoto Musashi the cute, muscular and handsome male human trains kendo and fighting with bokken (wooden sword)
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"don't listen to sun tzu"
- miyamoto musashi
Where in the hell is Chankya neeti?
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Yea writing in aprohisms help
It almost sounds like Sun Tzu is a pacifist. Most of his quotes here talk about winning without fighting, avoiding battles or ending battles quickly to prevent loss from both sides.
Physical warfare is extremely expensive: human lives (death & mutilation), buildings (loss of housing and production), land & natural resources, money (economic depression), food (famine), art & culture, health (disease).
Psychologicsl warfare which seeks to break your enemy's fighting spirit without breaking their bodies and incurring collateral damage is simply more cost effective.
Non of the two were much of a pacifist, Sun Tzu even FAR less than Miyamoto. Quite on the contrary. Sun Tzu adviced warmongers on how to wreak havoc even more efficiently. War is war, how can you not see that?!
Both of them inspired able to cross beyond time and space for one purpose. Peace...
On the modern day,
Trump -
"It's hard for them to attack me on looks, Because I am so good looking"
Me -................
I feel Miyamato Musashi said a lot more with less words. Sun Szu loved a rant and didn't say as much.
Sun Szu was running an empire.
@@johnnysalter7072 Easy work mate. I do and that's not even my full time job.
Musashi was Philospher also.
@@johnnysalter7072 Yeah I know. Read the book of five rings multiple times. He just was more to the point imho.
Obvious statements so simple that even the most incompetent commander can be successful if he simply follows directions .
not obvious fool not at all obvious amazing how many idiots showing their faces in this comment section
@@chicoassmaster4293 Please give me an example .
Uhm... no. Good advice is a precious thing but it doesn't mean things can't go completely haywire. Sun Tzu was talking bs on that one.
@@saymyname2417 Na. it's a true statement. Just an obvious one. Take advice, and have a plan B, C, D, and E because plan A most likely will not work.
@@slice1208 - If (according to you) someone needs a plan B to E because plan A will most likely not work... what does that tell you?!
The moral hear is. Sun Tzu is evil and Miyamoto was devine
Between each man you have a treatise on how to build up your own strength, and how to exploit the weaknesses of adversaries. Combined it is incredibly powerful but good or evil is defined by intentions, not necessarily goals.
sun tzu is typical exploiter the kind that will succeed as a king or businessman. while musashi is a warrior.
Sun Tzu = Strategem
Musashi = Strategy
fool how did you draw that silly conclusion ?
for me, there qoutes is not a moral thing. that is sense.
not gonna watch just comment based on what I know.
sun tzu all the way tactician general.
miyamoto a roaming thug with two blades. slashing weaks.