tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-68558239579813852442011-10-27T17:04:12.214-07:00Understand the true Bushido Code, and the ancient Samurai. Download the ancient Bushido code for free. The noblest and truest form of martial arts. Learn the way of Bushido, and find martial arts training, martial arts training equipment, martial arts weapons, American karate, karate pants, marine corps martial arts, martial arts clothing, martial arts gear, martial arts mats, martial arts schools, martial arts shoes, martial arts storesRogerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10327298377702924991noreply@blogger.comBlogger131100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6855823957981385244.post-76870350963941917742009-02-08T22:10:00.000-08:002011-10-27T16:24:31.403-07:00

You cannot understand the true Bushido code without knowing the Samurai warrior. It is the Samurai that developed, chose, and dedicated their entire lives to the unwritten code of conduct, known as Bushido. To do less, would be a dishonor to their memory and their legacy of martial ways. The samurai warriors believed that they had to obey their master. This allegiance between the samurai

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to study about the true content of Bushido and use it in my daily lives as descipline. to know more about my respecting person, Nitobe Inazou, who is the author of Bushido.read more | digg story

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Did you know that Bushido: The Soul of Japan written by Inazo Nitobe a study of the way of the samurai, was a major best-seller in its day, it was read by many influential foreigners, among them President Theodore Roosevelt, President John F. Kennedy and Robert Baden-Powell. It may even have shaped Baden-Powell's philoshophies on which the Boy Scouts were founded.

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Hagakure: The way of the Samurai is the essential book of the Samurai. Written by Yamamoto Tsunetomo, who was a Samurai in the early 1700s, it is a book that combines the teachings of both Zen and Confucianism. Tsunetomo's views on bushido, the warrior code of the samurai. Hagakure is sometimes said to assert that bushido is really the "Way of Dying" or living as though one was already dead, and

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Bushi - Warrior born into a clan with an honorable warrior tradition Shogun - Rich and powerful lord - He answers only to the Emperor Daimyo - Feudal Lord - The Samurai would swear their allegiance to him Samurai - Particular class of warrior family which defended the Daimyos. These warriors were highly trained in the military arts. Over time Samurai became synonymous with Bushi (

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The title of "Bushi" was assigned to warriors born to established military clans of Japan. These were families of considerable wealth and a respected fighting tradition. These families would support the warriors and provide them with weapons and training.The Bushi were ranked accordint to a scale which took into accountThe family's standingThe fighter's abilityThe warrior's military

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"The expert uses the sword but does not kill others. He uses his sword and gives others life. When it is necessary to kill, he kills. When it is necessary to give life, he gives life. When he kills, he kills with absolute concentration. When he gives life, he gives life with absolute concentration." Katana simply means "long sword", as opposed to the Bushi dagger known as the "Tanto". During

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The importance of the bushido code for Japanese samurai warriorsThe Japanese samurai warriors were well known for adhering to the bushido code. The samurai valued their honor above all things, in the same way as medieval knights of Europe valued their honor. Born and raised under the true bushido code, a samurai warrior was always alert, on guard, and ready to do battle on his master 's behalf. A

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The word bushido in Japanese means "the way of the warrior." True Bushido code The Bushi or Bushido warriors believed that they had to obey their master. This allegiance between the Bushido warriors and their masters came before anything else including friendship and family ties. This concept of honor or bushido code is sometimes difficult to understand in the western and modern

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Bushido is the code of honor which true Japanese Bushi warriors value above all things. Bushido is sometimes referred to as tao of the warrior, true code of bushido, or samurai bushido code. True bushido code is adhered to by all true Bushido warriors. This warrior ethic was documented in the Hagakure: The Way of the Warrior. The term "Samurai" is often used interchangeably with Busido.

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From Buddhism - Bushido gets its relationship to danger and death. The samurai do not fear death because they believe as Buddhism teaches, after death one will be reincarnated and may live another life here on earth. The samurai are warriors from the time they become samurai until their death; they have no fear of danger. Through Zen - a school of Buddhism one can reach the ultimate "Absolute"

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BUSHIDO CODE - EXPANDED DEFINITIONS ==============================================================1. Justice - Correct judgment at a time where judgment is called for, to strike when it is right to strike. To do the right thing at the right time. Crooked ways and unjust actions are thought to be lowly and inhumane.2. Courage - Courage is a virtue only in the cause of righteousness. Sacrificing

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At its heart the true Bushido Code is a strict code of ethics maintained by the Samurai, of feudal Japan.There are seven virtues that make up the Bushido Code. Although slightly different words are found in different texts... the meanings of the seven virtues are the same:1) Justice2) Courage3) Benevolence4) Politeness5) Veracity6) Honor7) LoyaltyToday, many martial artists, military, security

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