 Bushido is the sword its emblem of power and value. The son of the samurai learned very early to the sword for him one day and it was very important that in which, having reached the I'età five years and the wearing of distinctive dress of the samurai, was placed on a board and started to go to the rites of the military profession, while a sword from his belt replaced authentic toys with the knife which he had hitherto enjoyed. After this preliminary ceremony for adoptivo weapon, had not seen him cross the threshold of the father's house without the emblem of his rank, though it was usually replaced in normal use, by a dagger of gilded wood. Neither spent many years before he could bring the authentic steel dagger - even blunt - before finally reaching the moment when, abandoned all imitation weapons, and had a joy sharpest blades just obtained, had no way to get to try anywhere, wood and stone, their thread. Reached the fifteenth year with his manly status, which allowed him to independence of action, could take pride from the possession of weapons so sharp to be able to meet every need. The fact to bear arms so dangerous then led him to assume a tone and a sense of great self-respect, along with the consciousness of a profound responsibility. And then you could well be said of him: <<  surrounds not the sword in vain  >> - since what led to the belt was a symbol of what kept the soul and heart, the symbol of honor and loyalty. The two swords, the long and short calls Daito respectively, and shot or katana and wakizashi, never leave the side of the samurai. If he stays at home, swords, occupy the most important place in the studio or in the living room, at night, then they shall immediately at the pillow in hand. His constant companions, whom he loved and called by names caressing, deeply and I would say you've almost worship. The father of history has told how strange thing that's sacrificed to an iron scimitar. Well, you temples in Japan and many families keep a sword as an object of worship! Due respect is given to even the most common knife, and any insult to it is considered a personal affront. Woe to those who negligently stepped on a blade that lie on the floor so precious as the sword can not avoid the subject of consideration in the long evenings of art and artists, the vanity of the owners, especially in peacetime, when it is brought only as a sign of rank, just as Bishop holds the pastoral or the king scepter. Sharkskin and finest silk for I'impugnatura, silver care, paints in various colors for the sleeve significantly reduced the appearance tenibile that these weapons bearers of death and taking these outward ornaments were nothing compared to the value of the blade The swordsmith was not a mere craftsman, but a high of inspiration and his forge a real sanctuary. Every day He began his career with prayers and purifications by which, as the ritual formula
    Bushido is the sword its emblem of power and value. The son of the samurai learned very early to the sword for him one day and it was very important that in which, having reached the I'età five years and the wearing of distinctive dress of the samurai, was placed on a board and started to go to the rites of the military profession, while a sword from his belt replaced authentic toys with the knife which he had hitherto enjoyed. After this preliminary ceremony for adoptivo weapon, had not seen him cross the threshold of the father's house without the emblem of his rank, though it was usually replaced in normal use, by a dagger of gilded wood. Neither spent many years before he could bring the authentic steel dagger - even blunt - before finally reaching the moment when, abandoned all imitation weapons, and had a joy sharpest blades just obtained, had no way to get to try anywhere, wood and stone, their thread. Reached the fifteenth year with his manly status, which allowed him to independence of action, could take pride from the possession of weapons so sharp to be able to meet every need. The fact to bear arms so dangerous then led him to assume a tone and a sense of great self-respect, along with the consciousness of a profound responsibility. And then you could well be said of him: <<  surrounds not the sword in vain  >> - since what led to the belt was a symbol of what kept the soul and heart, the symbol of honor and loyalty. The two swords, the long and short calls Daito respectively, and shot or katana and wakizashi, never leave the side of the samurai. If he stays at home, swords, occupy the most important place in the studio or in the living room, at night, then they shall immediately at the pillow in hand. His constant companions, whom he loved and called by names caressing, deeply and I would say you've almost worship. The father of history has told how strange thing that's sacrificed to an iron scimitar. Well, you temples in Japan and many families keep a sword as an object of worship! Due respect is given to even the most common knife, and any insult to it is considered a personal affront. Woe to those who negligently stepped on a blade that lie on the floor so precious as the sword can not avoid the subject of consideration in the long evenings of art and artists, the vanity of the owners, especially in peacetime, when it is brought only as a sign of rank, just as Bishop holds the pastoral or the king scepter. Sharkskin and finest silk for I'impugnatura, silver care, paints in various colors for the sleeve significantly reduced the appearance tenibile that these weapons bearers of death and taking these outward ornaments were nothing compared to the value of the blade The swordsmith was not a mere craftsman, but a high of inspiration and his forge a real sanctuary. Every day He began his career with prayers and purifications by which, as the ritual formula  << Provo considerable reluctance to kill people, so I never even killed a man and I let go even those whose heads deserved to be cut. One day a friend told me: 'You do not kill enough! Why, do not eat pepper and herbs exciting? '. Well, many are no better than that my friend, but you see: he was assassinated in his turn and if I have escaped violent death, perhaps I owe to my aversion to killing. I was so closely tied to the scabbard of the sword I'impugnatura that it became difficult to remove the blade: I was determined not to hurt anything, even if I was hurt. It is true that some are like fleas and mosquitoes, and biting, but what does it matter their sting? Irritates a little and just: does not pose some danger in my life! >>.
   << Provo considerable reluctance to kill people, so I never even killed a man and I let go even those whose heads deserved to be cut. One day a friend told me: 'You do not kill enough! Why, do not eat pepper and herbs exciting? '. Well, many are no better than that my friend, but you see: he was assassinated in his turn and if I have escaped violent death, perhaps I owe to my aversion to killing. I was so closely tied to the scabbard of the sword I'impugnatura that it became difficult to remove the blade: I was determined not to hurt anything, even if I was hurt. It is true that some are like fleas and mosquitoes, and biting, but what does it matter their sting? Irritates a little and just: does not pose some danger in my life! >>.      These were the words of a man who had witnessed with pride, in the burning fire of adversity and triumph, I'insegnamento of bushido. High popular as:  (which means that it is not real achievement to turn an enemy), and others of the same  importance and significance, are intended to show that, after all, an ideal purpose to get the Cavalry was made up of peace we must be noted, with much regret, that this high ideal target would remain exclusive subject of preaching by priests and moralists, and the samurai were constantly preaching and emphasizing only the deeds in this martial exaltation they pushed so far from those of a virile type "Amazon" even their ideal woman.    
     From:   Bushido -   Ed: Know-Kai  
  By: InazS Notoube (1862 -1933)     
 
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