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."

"Light up your feet" – this proverb appears at the entrance of some Zen temples. What is the meaning of this proverb? The above three

Suganuma Sensei wrote in his notebook: At the end of keiko (practice) while practicing Kokyuho, my partner told me: "Sensei, your body is like a rock".

The word Kodawari in Japanese has 2 meanings: 1. To cling to something. To be obsessive about something (negative).2. A deep personal commitment to quality,