Suganuma Sensei likes this sentence very much.
Sensei says:
"The accumulation of small efforts eventually leads to great harvests and development.
Neglecting small matters makes it impossible to accomplish great things."

Suganuma Sensei likes this sentence very much.
Sensei says:
"The accumulation of small efforts eventually leads to great harvests and development.
Neglecting small matters makes it impossible to accomplish great things."

“An Aikido practice that builds the partner. An Aikido practice that crashes the partner. An Aikido practice in which both the partner and me become

Sato Issai Sensei (1772-1859) was the head teacher at the High Academy of Confucianism Studies. He taught and educated Japanese leaders, and even wrote a few books…

This is a sentence from the Chinese classic Texts, which I learned from Suganuma Sensei many years ago. It means: “To match the reaction to the changing circumstances”.