"Be true to your work, your word, and your friend."
--Henry David Thoreau
New Year's Day
15 years ago
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Shinken, translated as true sword, means to do something with the utmost earnestness in Japanese common parlance. It is an apposite title because in here, I will detail my path of self-refinement, which I take very seriously, and I hope you are earnest with your endeavors as well and willing to learn from the daily adversities my path entails.
Who I Am
Principles I Live By
Whoever chooses to be a recluse is the greatest fool.
Change not the clothes, but change the person.
I don't have to prove myself. I just know I am right.
Be earnest in all your pursuits or get better hobbies.
It is bad to let others maneuver around you. Instead, you must be the one in absolute control.
Self-love first then others.
Be mindful in all matters, even the smallest ones.
Don't fade into a mere memory. Live with and for others.
Change not the clothes, but change the person.
I don't have to prove myself. I just know I am right.
Be earnest in all your pursuits or get better hobbies.
It is bad to let others maneuver around you. Instead, you must be the one in absolute control.
Self-love first then others.
Be mindful in all matters, even the smallest ones.
Don't fade into a mere memory. Live with and for others.
Are you happy?
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