33 Strategies Of War (Part 2)
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Sof Muninori, a Sense of Imminent Danger
The samurai confesses that while he was looking at the cherry blossoms, he had this this feeling of imminent danger. He said he felt like there was an enemy on the attack. But what troubled him most was that it seemes like that sense, that feeling, was imaginary,. Like some kind hallucination, like he made it up. Because a samurai depended on their keen instincts to anticipate an attack. Sof muninori, if he'd lost that power, then bas his life as a warrior was over. So actually, monanori had not lost his skill. In fact, quite the contrary, he was actually so sensitively tuned to other people's emotions and thoughts that allowed
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