DOKKODO: 21 Principles. The Way Of Walking Alone; BY MIYAMOTO MUSASHI

"Discover the ancient wisdom of the Dokkodo by Miyamoto Musashi - the legendary Japanese swordsman and philosopher. In this video, we delve into the 21 profound principles of the Dokkodo and how they can help us live a more meaningful and disciplined life. From letting go of possessions and controlling our desires to respecting the path of aloneness, the Dokkodo provides a unique and powerful perspective on self-discovery and personal growth. Whether you're a student of philosophy, martial arts, or simply looking to improve yourself, don't miss this inspiring and educational video. So hit the like button, leave a comment and don't forget to subscribe for more enlightening content. Thank you for watching!"

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0:00 - introduction
1:07 1. Accept Everything Just the Way It Is
1:34 2. Do Not Seek Pleasure for Its Own Sake
2:00 3. Do Not, Under Any Circumstances, Depend on a Partial Feeling
2:34 4. Think Lightly of Yourself and Deeply of the World
3:02 5. Be Detached from Desire Your Whole Life Long
3:38 6. Do Not Regret What You Have Done
4:05 7. Never Be Jealous
4:28 8. Never Let Yourself Be Saddened by a Separation
4:50 9. Hold No Grudges Against Yourself or Others
5:14 10. Resentment and Complaint Are Appropriate Neither for Oneself nor Others
5:43 11. Do Not Let Yourself Be Guided by the Feeling of Lust or Love
6:13 12. In All Things Have No Preferences
6:42 13. Be Indifferent to Where You Live
7:08 14. Do Not Pursue the Taste of Good Food
7:34 15. Do Not Hold Onto Possessions You No Longer Need
7:58 16. Do Not Act Following Customary Beliefs
8:30 17. Do Not Collect Weapons or Practice with Weapons Beyond What is Useful
8:53 18. Do Not Fear Death
9:26 19. Do Not Seek to Possess Either Goods or Fiefs for Your Old Age
9:57 20. Respect Buddha and the Gods without Counting on Their Help
10:34 21. You May Abandon Your Own Body but You Must Preserve Your Honor