True "fudoshin" is not a rigid, immobile state of mind, but the condition of stability, which comes from the most rapid movement. (Koichi Tohei)

True "fudoshin" is not a rigid, immobile state of mind, but the condition of stability, which comes from the most rapid movement.

Koichi Tohei

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