Ninjutsu Scroll Study Series! Lesson #1
Ninjutsu Scroll Study Series Part 1!
Everyone of these videos will be a 2 part video:
Part 1 — Mr. Cummins talking about the kanji of the ancient scrolls and historical records!
Part 2 — I will teach various techniques that are taught in the Budo Ryu – School of War!
I hope that you enjoy the Study Series! There will be 20 lessons that will be placed up, all you will need to study along is the original japanese text of the shoninki and the ninpiden produced by the historical ninjutsu research team!
This can be found on Amazon.com!
Thank you all very much for all of your support! I hope that you enjoy the series and I hope that you enjoy the training from the Budo Ryu! As many of you know I keep a lot of the training away from the public, so I hope that you enjoy the lesson, the training and the series!
Take Care, Be Safe &
Good Luck in your Journey of Budo!
Anshu Christa Jacobson
Headmistress of the Budo Ryu – School of War
Anshu Christa Jacobson – Art of War Part 9
Art of War – Part 9
Photo – Anshu Christa Jacobson at the 2010 Bushi Battlefield workshop.
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Vulnerability & Invulnerability
“When the warlord is prepared for battle, he is first into the realm of combat and does not back down because of fear and doubt.”
“His fortitude is fixed and his fighting will be done with ease if he understand the way.”
“The simplest way to humble, humiliate and debase your enemy is to cut him off from his supplies. If he is mighty and still comes forward, his avenue of escape will be that more difficult to remain when he cant supply his troops with food.”
“NEVER permit the enemy to know where your attack will be coming from, and never sacrifice one thing that will protect your village,….do his with deception.”
“A large force cannot easily over power a smaller force of the smaller force is more skilled in the arts of war. There are many times that a smaller unit of specially trained soldiers can wreak havoc on the enemy by fighting in the shadows. These hit and fun tactics take a toll on a larger force. By using these methods of war, the warlord can find the weaknesses and strengths in the enemy’s army.”
“In war there are no constants, nothing stays the same, this is the same with war as well as life.”
(my personal interpretations and research taken from Sun Tzu’s book; (Art of War)
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I hope that these words from Sun Tzu can help you on your journey of the arts. be Safe my friends.
Anshu Christa Jacobson
Headmistress of the Budo Ryu Ninjutsu Dojo
http://www.budoryuninjutsu.com/
Anshu Christa Jacobson 