Your Life As a Samurai (Miyamoto Musashi)

He killed his first man at thirteen. He fought in sixty-one duels and lost none of them. He died in a cave, sitting upright, with a brush in his hand. Tonight, you live the whole life from inside. I have read about Musashi for forty years, and the story I keep coming back to is not the duel on the island. It is the boy at the temple, six years old, with the wrong skin and a wooden sword that fits his hand better than the world fits him. The sword saint was born twice. Once in a small village in 1584. Once on the morning he stopped fighting.⁠ Follow and let the next journey find you when you need it most. A small question for the comments tonight. Where are you listening from, and what time is it? I'll go first. It is just past midnight where I am, and the kettle has just stopped whistling, and the cat that has decided to sit on the manuscript I should be reading has settled in for what looks like the long version. I'd love to hear where you are. Tell us in the comments below. ⁠ ⭐ Rate on Spotify or Apple, it helps quiet voices reach the people who need them.⁠ 💬 Comment where you're listening from, what time it is there, and anything you enjoyed about one of our recent episodes! ----- #sleepdocumentary #sleepstory #miyamotomusashi #samuraistory #historyforsleep #yourlifeas #bedtimestory #japanesehistory #fallasleep #boringhistory #pov