In my view, I would guess leaving your teacher and wandering through different territories on your own would turn you into a men real quick. When I hike or travel, there is always a point of no return. You are too far from home. There is a gut feeling knowing you are on your own that you can't get unless you leave the familiar. It helps to build confidents as well and leadership skills.
Having a sword by your side and knowing how to use it, and or when not to use it must have been very important.
You’re repeating yourself there, Neil. You said same about my books already. I’m putting the work in and giving it away for free, so take it or leave it.
Thanks David again for another page in my education. Very informative 👍
In my view, I would guess leaving your teacher and wandering through different territories on your own would turn you into a men real quick. When I hike or travel, there is always a point of no return. You are too far from home. There is a gut feeling knowing you are on your own that you can't get unless you leave the familiar. It helps to build confidents as well and leadership skills.
Having a sword by your side and knowing how to use it, and or when not to use it must have been very important.
Interesting read, Thanks for the article.
Another great read Dave … 👌… I suppose the modern day musha shugyo you could say was Bruce Lee …
I feel it represents any budoka that breaks the confines of one style, teacher.
Very interesting.
Another interesting article David, thanks. The only thing I'll say is that your writing tends to be a little repetitive...
You’re repeating yourself there, Neil. You said same about my books already. I’m putting the work in and giving it away for free, so take it or leave it.
Yet another interesting article: keep them coming if you can.
Thanks David.
Very interesting article. I enjoyed it.