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The Art of the Samurai

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The focus for this week’s episode is on the hagakure - a guide for a warrior - by 18th-century samurai Yamamoto Tsunetomo: the Art of the Samurai. This book delves into what it means to be a samurai in a time of peace and order, and how one can transform the bushidō code into a spiritual, inward discipline. We hope you may find some practical value in this discussion. Enjoy!

(cw: please be aware that this episode features discussion of suicide, mainly in the context of seppuku)

This week:

  • Who was Yamamoto Tsunetomo?
  • The bushidō code.
  • Living the life of a warrior in a time without war.
  • Spiritual discipline.
  • Purpose and meaning in life.
  • Accepting and embracing death.

If you want to find us on social media, find Jason on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram @talesfromardonn, on Medium @jasoncmalone, or on his website: https://talesfromardonn.com/

Find James on Instagram at @james_Walsham or @thehypertrophyhub. To listen to James' podcast about building muscle, search "The Hypertrophy Hub" in any podcast app.

You can also find us both on Instagram @podcast.tobefrank, or email us on podcast.tobefrank@gmail.com.

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The focus for this week’s episode is on the hagakure - a guide for a warrior - by 18th-century samurai Yamamoto Tsunetomo: the Art of the Samurai. This book delves into what it means to be a samurai in a time of peace and order, and how one can transform the bushidō code into a spiritual, inward discipline. We hope you may find some practical value in this discussion. Enjoy!

(cw: please be aware that this episode features discussion of suicide, mainly in the context of seppuku)

This week:

  • Who was Yamamoto Tsunetomo?
  • The bushidō code.
  • Living the life of a warrior in a time without war.
  • Spiritual discipline.
  • Purpose and meaning in life.
  • Accepting and embracing death.

If you want to find us on social media, find Jason on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram @talesfromardonn, on Medium @jasoncmalone, or on his website: https://talesfromardonn.com/

Find James on Instagram at @james_Walsham or @thehypertrophyhub. To listen to James' podcast about building muscle, search "The Hypertrophy Hub" in any podcast app.

You can also find us both on Instagram @podcast.tobefrank, or email us on podcast.tobefrank@gmail.com.

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