_the-brush-is-the-sword-of-the-mindtakeda-shingen-the-tiger-of-kai.jpg "【The Brush is the Sword of the Mind】Takeda Shingen: the Tiger of Kai from kyudo Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 3 min 27 sec
✓ Published: 26-Apr-2019
✓ Published: 26-Apr-2019
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Many martial arts masters in the past have also been masters of the brush. The sword speaks to the brush, and the brush instructs the sword. With Mastery they become one. William Reed has a 10th-dan in Shodo and an 8th-dan in Aikido, and in this Series he looks at the human character behind the written character in Samurai Shodo. In the 8th article of this Series he paints and analyzes the brush writing of Takeda Shingen, the Warlord and Tiger of Kai, who ruled in the Sengoku Period of Civil War
Many martial arts masters in the past have also been masters of the brush. The sword speaks to the brush, and the brush instructs the sword. With Mastery they become one. William Reed has a 10th-dan in Shodo and an 8th-dan in Aikido, and in this Series he looks at the human character behind the written character in Samurai Shodo. In the 8th article of this Series he paints and analyzes the brush writing of Takeda Shingen, the Warlord and Tiger of Kai, who ruled in the Sengoku Period of Civil War
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