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Miyamoto Musashi — the samurai who fought sixty duels, never lost, then walked away from the sword. Why?

He killed his first opponent at thirteen. Defeated Sasaki Kojiro, Japan's finest swordsman, with a wooden oar. Then he stopped fighting and started writing. The Book of Five Rings. The Dokkōdō. What did he see at the end of all those victories?

This video explores:

-The full story from abandoned boy to Japan's most feared swordsman
-Why he stopped dueling at the peak of his power
-What "true victory" meant to a man who never lost

🎬 PLAYLISTS
Buddha, Laozi, Zhuangzi — ancient wisdom from sages thousands of years ago, organized by topic. This video is just the beginning:

▸ Buddha:    • Buddha  

▸ Laozi:    • Laozi's Wisdom  

▸ Zhuangzi:    • Zhuangzi  


📚 REFERENCES
1. Miyamoto Musashi, The Book of Five Rings (Go Rin No Sho), trans. William Scott Wilson (Shambhala Publications, 2012), "The Ground Book" & "The Void Book"
2. Miyamoto Musashi, The Way of Walking Alone (Dokkōdō), trans. William Scott Wilson (Shambhala Publications, 2012), "Twenty-One Precepts"
3. William Scott Wilson, The Lone Samurai: The Life of Miyamoto Musashi (Kodansha International, 2004)

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