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Book of Five Rings

Book • 2024
The Book of Five Rings is a comprehensive guide to martial arts and strategy written by Miyamoto Musashi.

The book is divided into five chapters: The Book of Earth, The Book of Water, The Book of Fire, The Book of Wind, and The Book of the Void.

Musashi discusses various aspects of martial arts, including technique, strategy, and the psychological and spiritual dimensions of combat.

He emphasizes the importance of practical experience, adaptability, and a deep understanding of one's opponent and the environment.

The book is not limited to martial arts but also offers insights into general strategy and leadership, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in these fields.

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Mentioned in 27 episodes

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Joe Rogan
alongside 'The Art of War' as examples of ancient books with enduring relevance.
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Joe Rogan
in the context of balance in life and the pursuit of mastery.
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Mentioned by Sarah Paine, discussing operational preferences of samurai culture.
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Lex Fridman
while discussing a quote from the book about generalizing knowledge.
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Joe Rogan
in relation to a quote about seeing the way broadly in all things.
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in the context of sharpening one's focus and concentration.
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Joe Rogan
when describing the concept of 'the way' to be balanced in all things.
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's views on productivity.
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Robert Breedlove
as a source of inspiration for his approach to life and death.
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Mentioned by Speaker 1 among other books on a bookshelf, highlighting the universality of Stoic philosophy.
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when discussing books he read during his childhood that influenced his worldview.
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Chet Richards
in the context of John Boyd's studies of Japanese strategic thought.
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Sam Alaimo
in relation to social media and isolation.
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Luke Belmar
as a poetic expression of war and samurai values.
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PJ Barch
as a book that helped him feel better about his directionless path in jiu-jitsu.
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Aaron Alexander
as a book with similar themes to Man's Search for Meaning, focusing on perspectives on war from a famous samurai.
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Jocko Willink
quotes Musashi's book when discussing the concept of 'knowing the way broadly'.
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137: If You Know The Way Broadly, You Will See It in All Things. With Jiu Jitsu World Champion, Dean Lister.
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Nate Belmar
who draws a parallel to swordsmanship and fitness.
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Mentioned in the podcast as a book portraying Miyamoto Musashi.
Miyamoto Musashi (Encore)

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