Related Quotes
“The warrior must be victorious when his sword is crossed with one or many.”
“Unbiased method is an ‘art’ that is practical.”
“Creating confusion is the core of fighting.”
“It is hard to defeat an enemy who keeps a residual fighting spirit.”
“The attacking spirit is totally different from the spirit of facing an attack.”
“Look nowhere specifically and then you can see everything.”
“Perceiving with all the senses ensures certain victory.”
“Do not be influenced by your enemy.”
“A teacher teaches best by becoming an example for the student to follow.”
“Take advantage of his rhythm, fluctuations, and timings, and attack decisively.”
“Everything is prone to breaking down and decay.”
“Mental balance is lost by danger, hardship, or surprise.”
“Fear is created due to the happening of an unexpected, unknown, or a shocking event.”
“Fear can be created by sight, sound, deception, or by a threat.”
“For a single person fighting many enemies, zigzagging is a very effective fighting method.”
“Think of the enemy soldiers as your own soldiers and yourself as their commandant.”
“Do not attempt to cut with excessive strength, and similarly, do not cut with lesser strength.”
“By not employing the correct method, it is not possible to win.”
“Chase the enemy and compel him to submit to your fighting spirit.”
“Winning is most important, and this is done by striking the enemy when he is confused.”
“You must always compel the enemy into troublesome situations.”
“With the knowledge of what exists, you can perceive what does not exist.”
“The mindset during combat should not be different from the normal mindset.”
“Even during calm moments, the mind remains active.”
“The languid mind as well as the exuberant mind, both signify weakness.”
“Always maintain an expansive and an untainted spirit.”
“Wisdom sits on the seat of an expansive mind.”
“It is imperative to enrich your mind and deepen your wisdom.”
“The sword should be gripped with the purpose of cutting down the enemy.”
“Train your entire body so that it becomes one.”
“Taking one step at a time, step-by-step, travel the thousand-mile path.”
“By timing your attack correctly, you can win quickly.”
“If you can time your attack, then you can certainly win.”
“Your mind should be without any tension, direct and expansive, but not inattentive.”
“Your mind should not freeze in times of change.”
“The gaze should be inclusive and extensive.”