Sublime

Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa, translated by Charles S. Terry.

constancy, enlightenment, peace, and long life.

An artist is a creator. He takes raw materials, takes his environment, and creates something that comes from within his soul. An artist of life creates his own life, creates himself, moment by moment.

All of the traits that have made the Warrior so impactful throughout history—bravery, dedication, sacrifice, and honor—can be learned, practiced, and transmitted through the body at any moment—in service of love, truth, and freedom.

What you do (teach, play sports, feed starving children, enforce the laws, write books) and who you are (a parent, a spouse, a partner, a mentor, an artist) is not as important as how you express your “what” and your “who” in everything you do.