Miyamoto Musashi - How To Become Undefeatable
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- čas přidán 5. 06. 2024
- The enduring legacy of Miyamoto Musashi has fascinated people for centuries, and his profound teachings are no exception. Rising from humble beginnings as a samurai warrior, he achieved greatness through unmatched swordsmanship skills and a remarkable philosophy rooted in bushido values. Join us on a captivating journey that draws inspiration from his extraordinary life, delving deep into the themes of honor, discipline, and the artistry of swordplay.
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Timestamps
(0:00) Introduction
(1:38) The Path of Aloneness
(2:12) The 21 Laws of Dokkodo
(12:55) The Book of The Five Rings
(13:46) The Ground Book
(14:59) The Water Book
(16:02) The Fire Book
(17:05) The Wind Book
(18:18) The Void Book
(19:03) End
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#miyamotomusashi #samurai #ronin
"Do not lose the treasure of your self for the pleasure of senses"
Very relevant to modern Western Society.
"Instead of spending hours pondering over events outside of your influence take action and work towards improving yourself and your circumstances"
If you don’t fight, you’ll never be defeated.
Imagine falling the empire before failing to build... Move!
its like dont build a house because it sunny.
@@illiteratefilipino2073 no it’s not. I didn’t say don’t learn how to fight.
“Do not lose the treasure of your self for the pleasure of senses” You have no idea how badly I needed to hear that, tears streaming down my face as I write this, but I will overcome, I will evolve, I will CHANGE.
Stay strong king
No
You got this brother
Best of luck brother, we walk the same path
I had an epiphany. While meditating on this soaking in a hot bath my house cat came in jumped up and purposely knocked my glasses down with his front paw. I said "hey, come on." Just as the narrator said "Do not regret what you have done." The cat then blankly stared at me and walked off nonchalantly. I've learned something today.
That's the way the Feline teaches and is a conduit with Heavenly forces.....
Cats are def spiritual animals , people who have astral projected funny enough talked to their cats on the other side telepathically and were told they were their guides
You learned that your cat is a dick
Cats have a sence of humor too you know. And wisdom.. not all but some, just the wise and funny ones of course, and I'm being most serious
Replace that hot bath with an ice bath, or cold shower at the very least
I’ve had to rewatch this about 5 times and the part on love and lust has really resonated with me. Finding more love in yourself and purpose is something that should be strived for. Any external things should be as an add on and not a lustful attachment or desire. Overcoming human nature is part of the success but it’s extremely difficult to practice.
Two extremes. Overcoming human nature, what humans make humans in their imperfections. And being regular human NPC unaware of higher existence and behaving lower than animal.
Deep, thought-provoking insight on the topic.
Why SHOULD we strive to find love in yourself. That's a moral statement, do you believe morals are universal or subjective?
If they are universal then what does it mean to "find love", isn't that subjective to the individual. Couldn't that be a lustful desire in itself, constantly trying to love yourself when the universe doesnt revolve around you?
@@olubunmiolumuyiwa it is far from a moral statement. It’s forgotten law. Lust is searching for something to satisfy a need. Food Overindulgence is lust in food and causes obesity, Love overindulgence is just in love and can cause unnecessary promiscuity and confusion.
The point of finding love in oneself is to realize everything you have inside you is already enough and you don’t require external things for validation. Partners shouldn’t be looked at from a lustful standpoint but from love. Lust is not love. Lust is wanting a fulfillment in a “fake love or longing for connection”. And this a failure in law.
I could never love myself more than my kids
A philosopher and he was cuttin dudes fuckin heads off now that's my kind of guy💯😎
With all the garbage that we can watch on different social media platforms, watching a video like this gives me hope that content that imparts wisdom and knowledge is still available to see if you look for it. The great samurai had a lot of wisdom to leave as his legacy. Even centuries after his death what he said is every bit applicable to our lives today as it did during Musashi's lifetime. Thanks for making this video!
He is super famous. Has nothing to do with internet.
This is why I favor CZcams it give you the knowledge you need or didn’t expect you needed to watch to better yourself 😌
I am a novice of so much of the better path. My whole life, my emotions have ruled so much of my waking hours. I thank you for making this video.
Musashi is truly one of the greatest men to walk this earth.
In mind and blade
You've met Alexander the great or Ghengis Khan???
@@Omni-King2099Alexander wasn't even close to the skill of Musashi. Musashi would have easily destroyed lil Ole Alex. He wasn't great, he used sophisticated weaponry and took out vilages of people unable to protect the selves. He took their orphaned children, raised them tot think he was Pharoah. OK, maybe not him directly, I'm cramming info, but from him the Ptolomy's. Basically I think he was a liar and played Pharoah, keeping knowledge to himself and playing god king for kids. He had no honor and never wrote or left any legacy like Musashi. Ain't got nothing to say about Ghengis. I just like mocking Alexander. Ashurbanipals inscription L4 from around 650bce, he was a real king. I'm obviously biased when it comes to Alexander but I think he is nowhere near the same level as Musashi as a warrior.
@@Omni-King2099 Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan were great military commanders.. some of the greatest in history.. but they were not great men.. there is a huge difference..
@@Killacam1992 depends on perspective p
It’s reported that Miyamoto was over 1.80m tall while the average Japanese man at the time was under 1.60 tall. His reach gave him overwhelming superiority in 1v1 duels
You still have to beat your opponent, armchair whining is easy.
basically he was the Dieselnoi of Japanese swordfighting
Jon Jones of Japanese Duels basically
Kojiro was also tall but musashi annihilated him
@@starfox300kojiro was not even real
I keep coming back to this video - Truly one of the greatest and most motivating videos i have ever heard. It is truly magic and it made me such a fan of Miyamoto!
a badass life is a hard life.
This video is seriously impressive! The amount of effort and skill that went into creating it is remarkable.
Indeed!
It’s literally a fucking AI voice over of Morgan Freeman - reading up a text from a book, Morgan never speaks this fast. The amount of lazyness
This dude was a true human
Your content is consistently engaging, and I always look forward to seeing what you'll come up with next.
I've been in search of this channel. Something that brings us wise words as they are, not confounded by modern opinion or interpretation. Just great narration and relaxing music selection. Keep it up! I want more :D
I’ve read like Marcus Aurelius and miyamoto musashi and a little Robert Greene and stuff, but it’s just so difficult to uphold and alienate yourself from everyone by adhering to these principals.
You don't need to be completely alone just don't depend on them
It is difficult. If it wasn't difficult, everyone would be doing it and achieving greatness. The difficulty should make you stronger. Good luck!
@@TwistVisuals Find like minded ppl. You don't need to talk about stoicism but about the concept. Usually I talk about the red pill without saying it is and ppl agree with me XD (like the stereotype of the bad boy etc) . Do most of the time it is the label that ppl despise the most.
But that is we’re you’re going wrong, you shouldn’t just alienate yourself just by these principles, instead you should know and learn and understand these principles and learning to know when to turn them on and off, than you can use them only when it benefits you. Instead of being something with all these principles you’ll just be a empty vessel
You need to go and re read Marcus Aurelius.
This is life changing.
Great work as always!
I loved this , especially the bit about water ❤. Much Gratitude to you.
SPECTACULAR...Thank you!!💖🕉
Fantastic video! Please keep uploading such gems!
May God be with him on! A good guide for anyone to become a man or women of honour, whatever their path. Thank you, Paul, 68, retired instructor of Karate.
Musashi was a true magus. There are so many gems in his books that i'm grateful that he pitied humanity enough to share them.
Great work as always 👍
Do NOT be detached from desire! 🔱
wym
Straight to the point.
This is so true ! We are in a world where we can achieve so many things but we are so distracted all time. We are choppy and changing careers like the way we go to the eat. We aren’t committing or even understanding that it’s a process and it’s all about skills that we gain.
Very true. And it takes critical thinking, which is sorely lacking, in order to dedicate yourself to anything of value.
You can work many jobs while chasing one goal. Like martial arts for instance you have 24 hours in a day. Minus a 8 hour shift you have 16. Minus 8 hour rest you have 8. 8 whole hours a day just to work on yourself and your mindset will make you great
Morgan Freeman must be struggling to find work
Most people are just trying to survive with food and shelter
Amazing thank you ❤
Thank you love this channel
Superb!
Honeyyyy new erekteus video just dropped
Even though this might be Ai generated...it still resonates and aims to help us. As technology should
do you know what app the AI voice is from?
Got it 💯🫥
Thank you for this
God damn Miyamoto is amazing.
Now i know which books to buy next.
Ty for this video
Wow. Only just discovered who this is. He was basically preaching self-improvement before it was even a thing! Amazing
when self improvement didnt exist real
@@ithought09 fr, that’s why I was amazed watching the vids, he preaches a lot of things myself and others talk about nowadays, what a guy. 🙏🏽
@@ImproveWithIbbyif youre into it, read Vagabond. its a pretty accurate manga that describes his life starting from a young age till his old age. its super interesting and full of his philosophies
An Amazing text.
Simple and wise
This spoke to my soul
This was surprisingly very insightful
Top tier content.
I am hearing this in my recces at the work and inspiration because I am taking the physical for the army tomorrow
Amazing 👏 thank you.
Amazing thank you 🙏
Wow, i always had a hard time with understanding some of the principles like do not depend on a partial feeling but you made it really clear!
This is what entails the warrior spirit
❤FOREVER 🇮🇪🙏❤️
Mastery
Great video ❤🙏
I cant help but notice the similarity in the teachings with Islam..
May the Way of the Bushido be with you!
Ty..🔥♾️.
The key to become undefeatable is not losing 😎
wow
@@Beliasa01 wdym "wow" what the main comment is saying doesnt make any sense, u will eventually lose 😂😂😂
@mladyyoureapeasant6958 I meant that sarcastically lol
Musashi philosophy is estoicism on roids.
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Musashi was a Buddhist, it's very evident in go rin no sho, including an entire ring dedicated to the idea of inherent emptiness and void.
The Northern Han Neanderthal crime family has been marked for extermination. Psalm 21 KJV
🤣
Facts🌞
Good spirit.
This video > workout music
The intro quote had me like woah...because GOD IS IN US! ^_^
I need more material put out back to back and fast . Great research and work
This is deep. Their is a void in a game I sunk thousands of hours in. My spirit was living in the void, Damn.
❤
무사!!
This instant gratification civilization isn’t gonna grasp this. Yourself included
I agree with everything he says except for "Don't collect weapons"
“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
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Why did you use ai for Morgan freeman's voice? 🤨
This is what Alexander The Great believed. If you believe it too, then you know Alexander, trained by the greatest philosophers, was not a horror that walked the earth. He was like Elijah or Elias. “God” told him from inside that the world was evil and needed his help; his way. The “God” he found was given him by Aristotle and Plato. He was not a sick man; he was a defiler of the psychopathic. He was a warrior for us. He killed sickness and gave the world some light from his teachers.
Real high level motivation....😅
I've literally been to that cave. Got to see the books written on scrolls!
I got that intro quote on my wall
Terje Solberg 22.11.1975 = 1-11-22-22-22-33. ❤ Dropp the ego and re-enter youre akashic records. ❤ I am you, we are one. ❤ Best regards from Norway 3:06
invincible is just a word
**Title:** "Miyamoto Musashi: The Way of the Samurai"
**Summary:**
This CZcams video delves into the remarkable life and philosophy of Miyamoto Musashi, an iconic samurai from the late 1500s, known for his undefeated record in duels and his profound contributions beyond the battlefield. The video is based on Musashi's famous texts, "The Book of Five Rings" and "The Dokkodo," which outline his life's principles and philosophy.
Musashi's journey began at the age of 13 when he won his first duel. Throughout his life, he engaged in numerous battles, many of them to the death, and remained undefeated in 60 recorded duels. His unique two-sword style and adaptability were central to his success.
Beyond martial prowess, Musashi excelled as a Buddhist practitioner, philosopher, and writer. He believed in perfecting not only his swordsmanship but also calligraphy, poetry, and artwork. In his later years, he retired from swordsmanship with an undefeated record and retreated to a cave called the Regando, where he spent his final months meditating and writing.
Musashi's philosophy, outlined in "The Dokkodo," consists of 21 precepts that provide valuable life lessons. These principles emphasize self-control, mindfulness, detachment from material desires, humility, adaptability, and the pursuit of wisdom. They encourage individuals to be true to themselves, avoid jealousy, embrace change, and live with purpose.
"The Book of Five Rings," written by Musashi, focuses on strategy and martial arts. It discusses the importance of intuitive understanding, adaptability, and timing in combat, drawing parallels to water, which flows effortlessly around obstacles. Musashi also emphasizes the significance of mastering various weapons and continuous learning.
Overall, this video pays tribute to Miyamoto Musashi's exceptional life and the enduring wisdom he imparted through his writings, highlighting how his principles of discipline, adaptability, and mastery can still inspire and guide people today.
LIFE IN EVERY BREATH
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This is the way
I know how to become undefeatable and have proven and tested it countless times. My practice is to never fight and let go of even the most difficult feelings to let go.
I accept myself exactly as I am and do not intend to change myself. I can´t improve over my Original Nature.
I fully accept my part in whatever situation or outcome of my words or interactions with the world.
I have not been defeated even once and I have paid the high price that the invincibility required me to pay.
Merciless honesty with myself and others, years of studies of many disciplines, deletion of greed, fame, striving to have an image, getting rid of the morals and ethics I have been taught by formal education and society and replacing them with my understanding of a moral and ethics code based on the knowledge that was bestowed to me when I crossed the Gateless Gate.
Reclined in the Chariot of Life,
I whip mercilessly,
Saints and demons alike.
Unfuckwitable.
🙏
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I want to be like him
When they ask that question about who you'd like to meet living or dead... assuming we could communicate
From within with self realization what cannot we overcome...Say yes to heaven order I suppose can be mysterious
💪💪💪
Just a dope dude that movies were based on even if they don’t know it.
He didn't kill many of his dual opponents, and he only used a wooden sword after his first few duals. He just wanted to master his craft.
In the first five seconds of the video:
“He killed every opponent he had”
@@theskyizblue2day431 Which is blatantly not true if you read any of Musahi's books. (Battle engagements aka Wars not included)
That’s Ruroni Kenshin the anime you clown 😂
@@djyua9157 Between Miyamoto Musashi’s debut as a duelist in 1596 and his refusal to participate in lethal duels in 1612, Musashi unsurprisingly fought in a lot of duels. One of the more famous (or infamous) of his fights occurred in 1604, when Musashi traveled to Kyoto to challenge the elite Yoshioka school of martial arts. The head of the Yoshioka family, Yoshioka Seijuro, agreed to meet the youthful duelist in combat. After arriving frustratingly late to the duel, it only took Musashi one devastating blow with his wooden sword to irreparably damage his opponent’s shoulder and arm. Injured in body and spirit, Seijuro resigned from his position as head of the Yoshioka family and became a monk. With Seijuro gone, the leadership of the Yoshioka family and school fell to Denshichiro. To regain the lost honor of his family, Yoshioka Denshichiro challenged Miyamoto Musashi to a duel to the death. Despite Denshichiro being a master of the staff, Musashi (who arrived late, once again) is said to have killed the man in a single blow to the head.
That’s true they weren’t all to the death, they could choose.
11:44 "Pray as if everything depends on the divine, and act as if everything depends on your own efforts and actions." - 💖🙏
RONIN,THE BEST
Father of MMA
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9:25 👌
Me slow down 🫥🧚♂️
Like blades as thoughts as thoughts as blades
5:52❤
Do you think Myamoto Mushashi knew where he was going.He sure did end up getting there despite the good opinions and bad opinions of others.Always behave correctly... thank you well on your way...I am one with the EARTH and wish you well.keep choosing it no harm done...What Don the wisest choice you can for yourself.thinking to much feel it out.❤
I read Musashi in Iraq like ten times.
I'm sure I'll love this video, but i haven't got past the quote.... I love the quote but it reminds me of something I once heard, there are very few absolute truths in this world anymore, most truths exist only in certain contexts
That’s some reverb
Book of water like and readjust to the all ways. I'll listen in.
Blending this with the Love of Christ and I will be undefeatable and will reign with Christ in Heaven, Love myself, Love my neighbor Love God
Despite all we might do on our journey on this earth everything is vanity
I’m reading Baki Dou rn