Kokoro: The Heart, the Mind, the Essence

In the book of heart, the word kokoro seems to be somewhat ambiguous because it is an important loanword in this book. Since there is no detailed explanation of the word kokoro in this book, I decided to look for definitions elsewhere. In the Dharma dictionary, it is written that the heart has three meanings, thought, heart and essence. Also, "Kokoro mentioned the heartbeat, which is an important organ of life and is considered a source of every activity.

"Kokoro is a Japanese concept I introduced in early martial arts training, which is very eye-catching for me, translated as" the sacred heart of warrior "or" to integrate mind into action " I like how it is in the heart Kokoro is a full-fledged word that is perfect for what I saw in a 50 hour embarrassing incident. Bada trains to cultivate the soul and mind of the warrior. "

This is the reality of California 's seal fit fitted camp. Based on the US Navy's SEALs Hell Week, Kokoro (Japanese "Mind and Action Integration") builds the spirit of your warrior and can become a better leader, follower, and teammate through this process It is designed as an experience. - That makes everyone feel better and life is stagnating. Pass the expression. Types of enlightenment not common in modern world. Then I saw the movie "Lonely Survivor" and learned that extreme conditions under extra can teach you more about yourself as a leader. So, regardless of whether you are CEO, Middle Manager, First Responder, Journalist, Salesman, Entrepreneur, Intern, or Parent, the six popular courses I learned in Kokoro to deal with the challenges you face are It's here. challenging

Shinto emphasizes that "true heart" or "jewel" is usually translated as "honest, pure, honest" as a basic attitude toward life. Authenticity in the middle. Generally speaking, people are doing their best with a sincere attitude in their chosen work and relationship with others The ultimate source of attitudes in this life is to understand sacredness of men. Shinto ethics does not ignore personal moral virtues such as loyalty, filial piety, love, loyalty, but it is generally considered that pursuing magokoro is more important. In ancient poetry Magokoro is interpreted as "a bright and pure heart" or "a bright, pure, upright and sincere heart." Even in modern Shinto, I emphasize the purification of the body and mind to create this spirit. .