ルーペ・フィアスコのインスタグラム(lupefiasco) - 3月14日 12時11分

The Budoshoshinshu Lesson #51
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. “... Thus, it is desirable that even a warrior of low rank be given the knowledge and virtues of one of high rank. If a man will take a liking to and enter military studies, he will develop both wisdom and ability. By these means, a man who is clever from the beginning will become increasingly so. There will also be a good effect for the man born a bit thick-witted, for if only he will study the martial arts for many years he will not be so slow after all. If this is so, there would appear to be nothing that surpasses the martial arts in the studies of a warrior. However, when a man abuses or practices amiss in the martial arts, he will be arrogant about the extent of his own ability, look down upon those around him, speak nothing but unreasonable and high-sounding theories, leading unpracticed youths astray and injuring their casts of mind. Although such people speak words that seem just and correct on the surface, their innermost feelings are largely covetous, and their real intentions founded on measuring what will be profitable for them and what will not. Thus, their character gradually grows worse, and later they lose all sense of what it means to be a warrior. This is an error that comes from going only halfway in the discipline and practice of martial studies.”

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