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Moments of absolute joy captured here, sufferer of CPTSD this is perfect for a stressful day or, if your feeling worthless. something about this that lifts your spirit up and you seem to see more clearly what is in front of you, no words needed just listen.... very spiritual
"I've never thought it will come down to this moment. Both You and I are victims of circumstance and fate; perhaps even victims of our decisions. Yet I do not regret this, for if there is a warrior worthy of cutting me down, a man and a sword deserving of putting an end to my life. That will be you. Even when we face each other on opposite sides of the board, I don't consider you my enemy, only my most honorable rival and former best friend. I shall rejoice even in death, if that should be the case for I go out the way I chose, at the moment I chose, and by the hands of the best adversary I could ever ask for. Save your tears and your breath, do not feel sorry for me, for that will be insulting. Now wield your sword and battle me, as you have never battled anyone. I shall do the same. At this moment, mercy and compassion are out of the table, we are no men, no soldiers nor bandits, only two swordsmen with a score to settle. Only one favor I´ll ask of you, give me a warrior's death. The combat will not stop neither with wounds nor surrendering, only with the death of one of us. Now, Shall we start?"
THIS IS LOVELY MUSIC, BUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT IS NOT SAMURAI MUSIC... GETTING READY FOR BATTLE. THIS IS AFTER THE BATTLE MUSIC. I WOULD NOT PUT MY SAMURAI GEAR TO THIS I WOULD NEED SOMETHING MORE UPBEAT AND VICIOUS TO LISTEN TO. LOVELY FOR AN AFTER THE BATTLE, TEA....THOUGH.
Samurai means to serve. They were soldiers and NOT Elite Warriors. In the Elite Ranks of Japanese Nippon Warriors were: Ninja: Japan’s secretive assassins, the ninjas, left even less information about their activities than the Ikko-Ikki. Ninja lore is full of rumor, uncertainty, and exaggeration. The ninjas played a very different role from the other warrior groups. They did not fight on the battlefield. Instead, they fought from the shadows, using stealth and cunning to assassinate enemies. The daimyo Uesugi Kenshin, who died in 1578, was rumored to have been killed by a ninja who spent days hiding in the filth of a lavatory. He was waiting for his chance to strike at his victim’s most vulnerable and unsuspecting moment. Ashigaru: were foot soldiers for the Japanese samurai employed since the 1300’s. In feudal Japan during the constant wars, the Samurai number was not strong enough to win wars, and their was no national army. This is where the Ashigaru came into the equation. A shikamitzu into the rectum and heart. The Ashigaru started life as hired soldiers, with typically limited skills and a lack of training in war, the Ashigaru would provide the bulk of the army in conflicts like the Mongol Invasion in Japan. Armed with a variety of armour and weapons over time, the Ashigaru were always considered an army filler, not skilled or disciplined like a Samurai, the Ashigaru were a necessity for the time. The Wokou: were coastline raiding pirates and the name literally translates to ‘Japanese pirates’ who operated in and around the 13th century. Legend has it that the Wokou were not independent pirates out for their own gain, but were controlled by coastal region feudal lords of the time, who used the Wokou to accomplish secret mission. The Wokou would carefully plan and implement raids from the coastlines and small islands off Japan, on trading vessels, and on countries like China and Korea, all with the goal of looting for their lords gain. The Sohei: were the warriors Buddhist monks of feudal Japan. Throughout history the Sohei would find themselves embroiled in wars, offering advice, and fighting to defend themselves. They would teach their trainings in a brotherhood of monasteries and training temples, passing on their fighting and weapon skills to new recruits for the future success of the Sohei. While it’s easy to picture the Sohei as a shaven headed monk fighting in their robes, the Sohei were much more advanced and prepared than this. With feudal Japan bringing war and fighting to the fore, the Sohei were responsible for their own safety and protection, this lead to their evolution as warriors. The Sohei would be armed with similar weapons to a Samurai, wore armour like a Samurai and would fight in a similar fashion. One key difference would be the use of the naginata, a large polearm weapon with a curved blade at the head, which would allow the Sohei to easily disarm or attack horse riders, like the Samurai. The Yamabushi: are a group of Japanese mountain hermits that believe in life with abstinence form earthly pleasures, who followed the Shugendo beliefs and way of life. Yamabushi literally translated means ‘one who lies in the mountains’ but the words Yama which means ‘mountain’ and the word bushi which means ‘warrior’ is probably a better interpretation of their name. The Yamabushi were long thought to have supernatural special powers, which led them be viewed as both spiritual and mystical, just adding to their allure and mystique. In addition to being deeply philosophical and spiritual people the Yamabushi were also skilled in combat. Martial arts was common for them and in a similar fashion to the Sohei the Yamabushi would also carry swords and wear armour, and were as deadly in a battle as a Samurai. The range of Japanese warriors was diverse through the feudal periods, the diverse mix of skills, beliefs and outlook on life lead to this diversity. From the dominant Samurai, to the Wokou pirates and the Buddhist warrior monks the Sohei, each class of ancient Japanese warrior was sufficiently different. Whatever class you would come up against in battle, the ancient Japanese warriors were all deadly foes to face in a battle. ALL were equal in combat.
@@vishnudas3328 The skill is not limited? It is only limited by their Lords they follow or the Strategy they obtain. ALL men are equal because they can think creatively and skillfully. All men are the same except for their belief in their own selves, regardless of what others may think of them. There is nothing outside of yourself that can ever enable you to get better, stronger, richer, quicker, or smarter. Everything is within. Everything exists. Seek nothing outside of yourself. The outcome of a fight between warriors was decided by the severity of their wounds....one must look beyond the wounds to win the fight. "The purpose of today's training is to defeat yesterday's understanding." To win any battle, you must fight as if you are already dead. You win battles by knowing the enemy's timing, and using a timing which the enemy does not expect. The important thing in strategy is to suppress the enemy's useful actions but allow his useless actions. The path that leads to truth is littered with the bodies of the ignorant.
“There is something to be learned from a rainstorm. When meeting with a sudden shower, you try not to get wet and run quickly along the road. But doing such things as passing under the eaves of houses, you still get wet. When you are resolved from the beginning, you will not be perplexed, though you will still get the same soaking. This understanding extends to everything.” ~ Yamamoto Tsunetomo
