Zen in the Art of Archery - The Hermetic Library Blog

Hermetic Library Fellow T Polyphilus reviews Zen in the Art of Archery [Amazon, Bookshop, Libro.fm, Publisher, Local Library] by Eugen Herrigel, trans R F C Hull, introduction D T Suzuki This book is not so much about Zen, and hardly about archery. It is rather a study of the mystical possibilities of traditional technegogy. Given that, and […]

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> 師之所處、荊棘生焉、大軍之後、必有凶年。

> 荊棘(けいきょく)焉(ここ)に生じ、大軍の後は、必ず凶年(きょうねん)あり。善くする者は果たして已(や)む。

> 軍隊が通った後の農地は荒れ果てるので、大軍が通った土地は必ず凶作になってしまう。

> Where armies are quartered briars and thorns grow. Great wars unfailingly are followed by famines. A good man acts resolutely and then stops. He ventures not to take by force.

https://blog.mage8.com/roushi-30
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However insistently the blind may deny the existence of the sun, they cannot annihilate it
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