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."

Quite a few years ago I learned the Japanese sentence: "Ichi-go Ichi-e". It translates directly into: "One instance, one meeting", but I think that "A once in a lifetime encounter " is closer to the true intent and meaning of the sentence…

"During season changes, many people complain of bad physical condition. Proper health management is part of “self-defense”. (page 79 in the book by Suganuma Morito

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