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What is Fudo Myo-o (concepts of mushin, fudoshin, and zanshin)? It can be viewed that both Mushin and Zanshin are aspects of Fudōshin What is Mushin? Mushin is the state of no mind, or the mind unfettered by ancillary or superfluous thoughts It is the mind in the moment, clear and unobstructed What is Zanshin? Zanshin is the state of the remaining mind; the mind maintained in the moment, relaxed but alert
Newest kenjutsu Questions - Martial Arts Stack Exchange What is Fudo Myo-o (concepts of mushin, fudoshin, and zanshin)? stslavik in an answer related to Kenjutsu mentions the concepts of mushin, fudoshin, and zanshin as part of Fudo Myo-o
self defense - Is it possible to fight while unconscious? - Martial . . . Look up "mushin" Also, know that if you relax and sort of stop trying to think so hard, you find that sometimes you can make big breakthroughs, as your body just does the right thing seemingly all on its own Oh, you're still conscious But it's more like you're no longer suppressing your subconscious gut feelings Your subconscious is soaking everything up, and sometimes it's way ahead of
mentality - Controlling my emotions during sparring - Martial Arts . . . So becoming frustrated or emotional is pointless, the sooner you recognise that then the sooner you can let it go or do I just have to be patience to get to the "Mushin" stage? It can take years to get to that stage Patience is important (not having it may get you hurt), but that alone will not get you to the stage where you experience mushin
Kiai, the Hara and Dantian (etymology and philosophy) This is related to the samurai concept of "mushin" or "no mind" where they react on their training and honed instincts instead of thinking about it Please forgive any oversights
Why do martial artists shout in the execution of a technique? It's said the kage no kiai taught in the Bujinkan is a harmony of these three shouts, voiceless or in a low hum, assuring the warrior of victory This might be viewed as a form of self-assurance, helping to maintain a form of inner calm or mushin