Книга Такуан Сохо - Письма мастера Дзен мастеру Фехтования
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Автор: Такуан Сохо
Описание: Такуан Сохо, легендарный японец XVII века, был дзэнским монахом, каллиграфом, художником, поэтом, садовником и изобретателем рецепта квашения редиски, который носит его имя и до сих пор очень популярен в Японии. Сочинения Такуана на японском языке составляют шесть томов. В наши дни их читают с таким же интересом, как и три с половиной века назад, находя в них источник вдохновения не только для изучения боевых искусств, но и для других видов деятельности, в которых важны целостность восприятия и решительность.
В данную аудиокнигу вошли переводы трех трактатов и сборника вечерних наставлений в храме Токайдзи. Трактаты были написаны собственноручно Такуаном. Два из них представляют собой письма, обращенные к мастерам боевых искусств того времени: мастеру меча Ягю Мунэнори Тадзима-но-ками и Оно Тадааки, возглавлявшего школу фехтования Итто. Только один из включенных в данную книгу трактатов, "Ясное звучание самоцветов" по всей вероятности не был задуман как послание конкретному человеку. Обстоятельства, при которых были написаны все три трактата, а также точное время их появления неизвестно.
Author: Takuan Soho
Description: Takuan Soho, the legendary Japanese of the XVII century, was a Zen monk, a calligrapher, an artist, a poet, a gardener and inventor of a recipe for the red -hot reddish, who bears his name and is still very popular in Japan. The works of Takuan in Japanese are six volumes. Nowadays, they are read with the same interest as three and a half centuries ago, finding in them the source of inspiration not only for studying martial arts, but also for other activities in which the integrity of perception and determination are important.
This audiobook includes translations of three treatises and a collection of evening instructions in the Tokaiji temple. The treatises were written by Takuan with his own hand. Two of them are letters addressed to the martial arts of the martial arts of that time: the master of the sword of Yagu Munenori Tajima-Kami and it is Tadaaki, who headed the ITTO fencing school. Only one of the treatises included in this book, the "clear sound of gems" in all likelihood was not conceived as a message to a particular person. Circumstances in which all three treatises were written, as well as the exact time of their appearance is unknown.
Description: Takuan Soho, the legendary Japanese of the XVII century, was a Zen monk, a calligrapher, an artist, a poet, a gardener and inventor of a recipe for the red -hot reddish, who bears his name and is still very popular in Japan. The works of Takuan in Japanese are six volumes. Nowadays, they are read with the same interest as three and a half centuries ago, finding in them the source of inspiration not only for studying martial arts, but also for other activities in which the integrity of perception and determination are important.
This audiobook includes translations of three treatises and a collection of evening instructions in the Tokaiji temple. The treatises were written by Takuan with his own hand. Two of them are letters addressed to the martial arts of the martial arts of that time: the master of the sword of Yagu Munenori Tajima-Kami and it is Tadaaki, who headed the ITTO fencing school. Only one of the treatises included in this book, the "clear sound of gems" in all likelihood was not conceived as a message to a particular person. Circumstances in which all three treatises were written, as well as the exact time of their appearance is unknown.