5 Lessons on How to Think Clearly - Miyamoto Musashi

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  • @statueofwisdom
    @statueofwisdom  Рік тому +38

    Truly appreciate you taking the time to watch! If you enjoyed the content, please do hit the like button, subscribe, and ring the bell for more. Thank you!

    • @Mramaazing
      @Mramaazing Рік тому

      All done ✅

    • @beybladelandscape
      @beybladelandscape 7 місяців тому

      Thank you for your amazing content. Smooth listening and i am grateful to be here.

    • @SimoneParks
      @SimoneParks Місяць тому

      Thank you for posting this video. However, would much appreciate hearing your own voice rather than the AI generated voice. A Human voice somehow connects more with the listener in my opinion. the AI voices on UA-cam are overused repetitious and disconnected.

    • @statueofwisdom
      @statueofwisdom  Місяць тому

      @@SimoneParks It's a real voice, in our case even when we use the AI version which is professionally cloned based on his real voice it's from our team member. You can't find this voice anywhere haha

  • @GameplayVidHub
    @GameplayVidHub Рік тому +12

    14:54 Batcave, Fortress of Solitude, a forest or your dimly lit room. Guess we all need a space for meditation, creation or relaxation.

  • @mhuntprofessional
    @mhuntprofessional 6 місяців тому +3

    Simplification of thought and movements was a concept i stumbled across watching my son begin to walk as a toddler.
    He would take these little jerky very uncoordinated steps. Often with several little unneccesary preparatory movements, like getting READY to take the step.
    And it hit me. We all start out learning to do things in that way and if we continue on with a skill, we remove the unnecessary parts and streamline the action down to the essential parts.
    I started looking at my own life with that understanding and found a lot of places where i needed to quit getting ready to do things or uncoordinatedly doing things, and just focus on efficiently getting it done.
    That mindset has made a HUGE difference.

  • @sandstorm6605
    @sandstorm6605 Рік тому +35

    Seeing this guy on an actual battlefield must have been both awe inspiring and terrifying. My first thought would be, “Okay, first off, stay away from the human blender guy over there..” only more poetically and in Japanese.

    • @swappedoutZ71
      @swappedoutZ71 Рік тому

      You wouldn't know who he is. Unless u met him before. Remember there was no social media it's not like all of Japan just knew this guy when they saw him. Lol. There are no pictures of him all over the internet like people today. So I'm sure many people had no clue who he was 😂

    • @sandstorm6605
      @sandstorm6605 Рік тому +6

      @@swappedoutZ71 It was sort of a rhetorical comment. Plus, despite popular belief, word did actually get around before the ole interwebs. That and the whole, he probably looked like a human blender thing. Don’t overthink it boss. It was just for the funnies.

    • @swappedoutZ71
      @swappedoutZ71 Рік тому

      @@sandstorm6605 word and visual image are 2 different things. What good is hearing of a man when you still haven't seen his face lol

    • @sandstorm6605
      @sandstorm6605 Рік тому +1

      @@swappedoutZ71 Kid, it was a lighthearted comment not meant to be taken seriously. I mean, you can if you’d like, be my guest, but you’d be wasting your own time. However, I guess I’ll play one more round. In this case, he’d be the only one fighting with two swords, which was the “word” on the block (i.e. Japan) regarding his fighting style.

    • @swappedoutZ71
      @swappedoutZ71 Рік тому

      @sandstorm6605 he wasn't the only one using dual sword technique. He just happened to be the best at it

  • @vehaanrore540
    @vehaanrore540 Рік тому +32

    Preoccupied with a single leaf you will miss the tree,
    Preoccupied with a single tree you will miss the entire forest.
    To see everything in its entirety effortlessly is what it means to truly see.

  • @miahthepunlock7495
    @miahthepunlock7495 Рік тому +10

    Thank you for guiding me back to this path. I have always struggled with consistency, but I always found the works of stoicism and similar philosophies amazing. I want to be an author and to treat it with discipline and joy. Thank you for your time and for reading this. “Life before death, strength before weakness, journey before destination”-Sanderson

  • @Bre.Created
    @Bre.Created Рік тому +2

    Thank you for sharing. 💚

  • @JM-jd7yp
    @JM-jd7yp 9 місяців тому +1

    This is an amazing high quality channel with stunning graphics and a prescient narrative. Thank you for taking the time to enrich people's lives. I wish you well.

  • @Ridingtides7
    @Ridingtides7 8 місяців тому +1

    Thank you for this. It one of the best I heard for a long time. I hope I have the dedication and patience to walk the path.

  • @Mramaazing
    @Mramaazing Рік тому +1

    These are lessons for generations to come 💯

  • @dustencross357
    @dustencross357 Рік тому +3

    The greatest joy for man is to serve a purpose. Protect your family and community. Always seek to improve

  • @Mandeep_Dosanjh
    @Mandeep_Dosanjh Рік тому +1

    Wonderful content 😊

  • @sweetloveelmo
    @sweetloveelmo Рік тому

    Musashi Ryu enlightenment lives inside of me. ~ Deep Gratitude and Blessings.

  • @pattyberryman3037
    @pattyberryman3037 Рік тому

    Thank you for your amazing work.

  • @brianbachmeier34
    @brianbachmeier34 Рік тому +1

    Excellent

  • @vladdyydaddy
    @vladdyydaddy Рік тому

    Beautiful ❤ only thing about routines ...ridged routines stunt growth but supple schedules allow it to blossom. Taoisism-zhuang zhou, stocisim-Marcus Aurelius and mofukn musashi r my forms of Spirituality ❤

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому +2

    We cannot change past

    • @akiyamaFN
      @akiyamaFN 8 місяців тому

      We cannot Change the past, and the Future still remains uncertain. But we should fully immerse ourselfs in the present Moment, and act mindful of our actions.

  • @Dev-op7kn
    @Dev-op7kn 9 місяців тому +1

    His mind was si present- his reflexes are like a cats

  • @joseluiscazares2517
    @joseluiscazares2517 8 місяців тому

    The best way to know someone is how they use their swords and life

  • @student.of.life.
    @student.of.life. Рік тому +2

    ❤😊

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому +1

    Tension practice

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому

    Tempt world 🌍 of emotional

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому

    Metal of state

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому

    Solitude use mine and smart

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому

    Dance of mine

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому

    When to strick

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому

    Deep from reap

  • @primernetwork
    @primernetwork Рік тому +1

    I’m very grateful for your videos 🩶♾️🩶

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому

    Metal meet metal

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому

    Cut in noise

  • @zazenmed
    @zazenmed 2 місяці тому

    Excellent 💜♪♫*¨*•.¸¸ ॐ

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому

    Solitude had ecape

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому

    Why but not

  • @Gena-ij4mq
    @Gena-ij4mq Рік тому

    Angry threat other skills

  • @abdelhakimhamou4646
    @abdelhakimhamou4646 Рік тому +5

    AI generated ?

  • @silverlight1837
    @silverlight1837 2 місяці тому

    You did not give any lessons on how to think clearly or overcome anger . You are only enumerating the bad consequences of anger on a warrior and the virtues of Musashi . It is really boring what you are telling in the video . Nothing special

  • @hawktondog
    @hawktondog 7 місяців тому +1

    100% ai clip, zzz

    • @RoronoaZoro-lc2xp
      @RoronoaZoro-lc2xp 7 місяців тому

      Doesn't matter it's really helpful atleast for someone like me

    • @hawktondog
      @hawktondog 7 місяців тому

      @@RoronoaZoro-lc2xp the irony of a video about effort was made with none. The audio book is free and short

    • @RoronoaZoro-lc2xp
      @RoronoaZoro-lc2xp 7 місяців тому

      I mean ye you are true here but the thing is yk there are way more people on UA-cam than on whichever app or site the audio book is on so this is really smart as it's just free monetization I do get your point tho

  • @jakemortiki
    @jakemortiki Рік тому

    A whole bunch of history nerds, who like to talk philosophy because it helps them process the confusing and painful world around them... This is not an insult but a self description XD