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The Five Core Themes of the Dokkōdō: Ancient Wi...

Five universal themes run through Miyamoto Musashi's Dokkōdō: taking full responsibility, freeing yourself from unnecessary attachments, choosing function over form, committing completely to your path, and accepting life's natural flow....

The Five Core Themes of the Dokkōdō: Ancient Wi...

Five universal themes run through Miyamoto Musashi's Dokkōdō: taking full responsibility, freeing yourself from unnecessary attachments, choosing function over form, committing completely to your path, and accepting life's natural flow....

Understanding the Dokkodo: Musashi's Final Test...

Discover the Dokkōdō—Miyamoto Musashi's final philosophical testament written seven days before his death in 1645. Learn about this remarkable document containing twenty-one principles for living with purpose and integrity, and...

Understanding the Dokkodo: Musashi's Final Test...

Discover the Dokkōdō—Miyamoto Musashi's final philosophical testament written seven days before his death in 1645. Learn about this remarkable document containing twenty-one principles for living with purpose and integrity, and...

The 21 Principles of the Dokkodo

This article explores the 21 Principles of the Dokkodo, a set of life guidelines written by legendary samurai Miyamoto Musashi. It provides historical context for the Dokkodo, translates each principle...

The 21 Principles of the Dokkodo

This article explores the 21 Principles of the Dokkodo, a set of life guidelines written by legendary samurai Miyamoto Musashi. It provides historical context for the Dokkodo, translates each principle...

The Dokkōdō vs. Modern Self-Help: Ancient Wisdo...

Modern self-help promises quick fixes but often creates more problems. Miyamoto Musashi's 400-year-old Dokkōdō takes the opposite approach: remove what you don't need instead of adding more. His ancient principles...

The Dokkōdō vs. Modern Self-Help: Ancient Wisdo...

Modern self-help promises quick fixes but often creates more problems. Miyamoto Musashi's 400-year-old Dokkōdō takes the opposite approach: remove what you don't need instead of adding more. His ancient principles...