HOMENAGEM A NAKAYAMA HAKUDO (1873-1958)
"The ethics of swordsmanship, Mr. Nakayama wishes to clarify, is not in aggressive manslaughter. It lies primarily in psychic training. In the same manner in which the Yogis developed their physical inhibition to attain meditative states for higher psychical conditions, kendo trains the nervous system to respond, Efforts into awkward making conscious reflection. The instrument, the sword, That Is Necessary to give serious frame of mind. What is more serious than life forfeit for the mistakes or inattention? The cold, mirror-like glimmer of the blade facing you, you can not But Be serious. The behavioristic school of psychology is well in Accordance to this principle ".
Shoji Kimura (1926)
Thinking of Miss Pearls (which lines unpretentious reveals the spirit suitable for these walks, which is wanting to know more without fear of showing that he knows little) a tribute to one of the greatest masters of the arts and always via the sword. The fabulous documentary above, to repair the already venerable 8.3 minutes in the demonstration of Nakayama kata of iaido , and 5 minutes from the magical performance kata of kendo before the Emperor Hirohito.
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