미야모토 무사시의 도코도 원칙: 의미 있는 삶 살기

### 독도: 미야모토 무사시의 전사 철학 수용하기
* 🗡 도코도는 전설적인 검객 미야모토 무사시가 죽기 전 마지막 작품으로 쓴 **단순하고 의미 있는 삶을 살기 위한 21가지 원칙**을 담은 책입니다.
* 💬 무사시는 마지막 숨을 거두면서 **"도에서 벗어나지 말라"**는 말을 남기며 자신의 지혜를 최고의 제자에게 전수했습니다.
* 첫 번째 원칙은 **모든 것을 있는 그대로 받아들이고 잘 견뎌낼 수 있는 힘**을 찾는 것입니다.
* 두 번째 원칙은 즐거움을 그 자체로 추구하지 말고 **의미 있는 일과 관계**를 추구하라는 것입니다.
* 지혜가 마음을 인도해야 하므로 어떤 상황에서도 **부분적인 감정에 의존해서는 안 됩니다.**
* 자기중심주의를 피하고 자신을 가볍게 생각하고 **세상을 깊게 생각하는 것**이 중요합니다.
* 일생 동안 욕망에서 벗어나 **현재의 순간에 만족**을 찾고 이상을 향해 욕망을 쏟아야 합니다.
* 자신이 한 일을 후회하지 말고 **과거로부터 배우고 지금 최선을 다하세요.**
* 다른 사람을 질투하지 말고 **자신에게 주어진 것에 감사**하세요.

미야모토 무사시의 '도코도'는 단순하고 의미 있는 삶을 위한 21가지 원칙을 제시하며, 수용과 의미 있는 추구, 욕망으로부터의 분리를 강조합니다.

dokodo, or the way of walking alone, is a set of 21 principles for living a simple and meaningful life as outlined by the legendary swordsman Miyamoto Musashi. It is the last work he wrote before he died, an inheritance given to his best disciple. With his final breath, he spoke the words, never stray from the way. Let's explore the way and the wisdom and lessons from one of the greatest warriors of all time. This video elaborates on the first 10 principles of dokodo, so make sure to subscribe for more on the warrior philosophy. The next video on dokudo and make sure to watch my other videos on Musashi. Number one, accept everything just the way it is. Instead of always resisting pain and chasing pleasure, learn to accept life with the heart of a warrior. Instead of bouncing between desires and fears, learn to radically accept all that comes to you. Take a deep breath, let go, and face life truthfully. When things go to stand upright and bear your cross, find the strength to suffer well.

Amor fatih. The stoics say, love your fate, accept whatever comes to you woven in the pattern of your destiny. Marcus Aurelius writes, For what could more aptly fit your needs? Number two, do not seek pleasure for its own sake. Go pursue what is meaningful, fulfilling, and important. Let pleasure and happiness be the byproduct. We all have a void within us, a want for more, but filling the void with pleasure only makes it grow. Happiness and fulfillment come from doing meaningful work that is yours to do or spending time with friends and family you love. The excessive pursuit of pleasure only ends in addiction, mediocrity, and suffering. Number three, do not, under any circumstances, depend on a partial feeling. Wisdom must guide the heart. Maturity means stepping back from your emotions and immediate reality, finding the deeper center within you, and facing yourself truthfully, thinking soberly. It requires letting go of fear and cravings and making decisions from the upright and integral place within. It means choosing what is best and right, even if your fears and cravings say

otherwise partial feelings are often wrong. [Music] Number four: think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world. If you are too caught up with self-love or self-hate, you'll miss the mystery and the unfoldment of the world around you. Don't get over-caught up with yourself in either the positive or the negative; both are narcissistic in nature. Be with the greater world around you. Ponder deeply on the way. Number five: be detached from desire your whole life long. I think there are two truths here. The first is, if you chase fleeting desire, you'll wind up endlessly disappointed and wanting more. Take a moment to be content now, be satisfied with the sip of tea, the breath of the wind, and this opportunity to love and create. Practice contentment now and recognize and detach from the fleet and desires as they come and go. The second truth here is, learn to channel desire directly into your training and toward your ideal. I think desire is natural and it's there, and yes, we need to learn how to detach from the outcome, but we shouldn't resist.

the impulses of our soul. We can use desire instead of letting it use us. Number six: do not regret what you have done. Feeling sorry for yourself is an indulgence. Learn from the past and correct what you can, but do not get caught up in regret. It happened for you. Be present with being your best self now. You are a becoming. You are not your past, and you are not your future. Move on and step into the stream of becoming. Step into the way of a warrior. Number seven: never be jealous. Rather than envy what others have or might have, be grateful for all you have been given. Jealousy springs lies in our own mind, illusions, and creates our own personal hell. It is the path to the dark side. Number eight: never let yourself be saddened by a separation. Again, I think this is one side of the coin. Loss is inevitable, broken hearts are unavoidable. We shouldn't avoid the darkness in my mind, but we shouldn't dwell in it any longer than necessary. Obsessing over a loss or what could have

been creates emotional hell instead redirect the pain into something productive let it sharpen your spirit use separation as an opportunity to reinvent yourself but at the same time don't run from your feelings feel them with the heart of a warrior number nine resentment and complaint are appropriate neither for oneself nor others don't spend your precious time blaming others and complaining about your situation to the warrior he recognizes that he could die at any moment he has no time for self-hate and hate of others that is for lesser men learn to channel your frustration into action and excellence in a life well lived foreign do not let yourself be guided by the feeling of lust or love love can be one of the greatest delusions of mankind it drives you mad but it is also one of the best delusions lust is a hollow and fleeting feeling many spend their whole life chasing lust and leave their mediocre existence with an empty heart we must temper the powerful drives and feelings within with reason a warrior connects his heart and mind

he connects wisdom and love and does not let the stallion of his heart run wild without a driver. I think the feelings of lust and love, especially love, are very powerful, especially if they are guided correctly. At the end of the day, we must step back into that more mature presence, into that deeper place of integrity, and make decisions that connect wisdom and love together, that connect the mind and heart, and come from the upright and more noble place within. Thank you for watching this first video on dokodo. This is Wisdom Warriors. I'm Christian. Please hit that like button and share this video with someone you think it will impact. If you're new here, subscribe for more. A lot more Warrior philosophy is coming your way. Peace.

Dokkodo - 21 Principles of Miyamoto Musashi

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의미 있는 삶을 위한 독도의 원칙

미야모토 무사시의 도코도는 단순하고 의미 있게 살기 위한 21가지 원칙으로 구성되어 있으며, 그의 마지막 작품으로 최고의 제자에게 물려주었습니다.

첫 번째 원칙은 모든 것을 있는 그대로 받아들이는 것을 강조하고, 두 번째 원칙은 쾌락을 추구하는 것을 경계하며, 세 번째 원칙은 편파적인 감정에 의존하지 않고 지혜가 마음을 이끄는 것이 중요하다는 것을 강조합니다.

나르시시즘적 경향을 피하기 위해 나 자신보다는 세상에 대해 더 많이 생각하세요.

일시적인 욕망에서 벗어나 개인적인 성장에 집중하는 연습을 하세요.

후회에 사로잡히지 않고 과거로부터 배우며 현재에 최선을 다하는 데 집중하세요.

질투를 피하고 다른 사람이 가진 것을 동경하는 대신 내가 가진 것에 감사하세요.

상실을 삶의 자연스러운 일부로 받아들이고, 아픔을 느끼되 지나치게 집착하지 마세요.

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