In Battle, If You You Make Your

When You Attack The Enemy, Your Spirit Must Go To The Extent Of Pulling The Stakes Out Of A Wall And Using Them As Spears And Halberds.

All Things Entail Rising And Falling Timing. You Must Be Able To Discern This.

In Battle, If You You Make Your Opponent Flinch, You Have Already Won.

It Is Said The Warrior's Is The Twofold Way Of Pen And Sword, And He Should Have A Taste For Both Ways. Even If A Man Has No Natural Ability He Can Be A Warrior By Sticking Assiduously To Both Divisions Of The Way.

Thirdly, The Gentleman Warrior, Carrying The Weaponry Of His Way. The Way Of The Warrior Is To Master The Virtue Of His Weapons. If A Gentleman Dislikes Strategy He Will Not Appreciate The Benefit Of Weaponry, So Must He Not Have A Little Taste For This?