Kosho Chronicles Issue #9
To the Reader
The hardest part of learning from Mitose was not learning from Mitose. It was coming back to my school and trying to explain what I had learned to my students. Every visit to the prison gave me something new. Every class I taught afterward felt like trying to describe a color nobody had ever seen.
My students had no idea what they were in for. Neither did...
Kosho Chronicles Issue #8
To the Reader
You already know everything. That is the problem. You have studied, you have trained, you have built a framework of understanding, and now you filter everything through it. Whatever fits, you accept. Whatever does not, you reject. And you call that knowledge.
Mitose had a word for this. He called it prejudice. Not the kind people argue about on the news. ...
Kosho Chronicles Issue #7
TO THE READERYou trust your eyes. You have been trained to watch the punch, track the kick, follow the weapon. Your eyes are the first sense you turn to in danger, and they are the reason you get hit.
Mitose called them the great betrayer. I did not understand what he meant until he showed me.
THE TEACHINGThe eyes are the directors of focus. When the eyes move, the hea...
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