The Philosophy of Vagabond

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• DY

  @Dynamic-Weeb · 2 years ago

  Having to consciously tell your self not to analyse the story as you read it feels somewhat poetic, You're almost living the words "see everything in it's entirety" - When we get to focus on one character to hone in on and analyse we miss the bigger picture. (only 3 minutes into the video so far but It's peak already king)

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• SU

  @sullivandmitry1416 · 2 years ago

  Vagabond for me is the greatest manga because the lessons within the pages didn’t all work for me initially. So many things happen that when I first read it made no sense, but then they did. Over the years since I first read the manga there have been countless moments where I would have an epiphany related to my own life, a lesson that Vagabond already taught me, but I hadn’t yet experienced the lesson to truly understand.

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• BS

  @bsee_1aquinteroalfredlouis884 · 1 year ago

  After listening to this, a sentence was engraved into my mind.<br><br>&quot;It doesn&apos;t make sense because YOU are the one who&apos;s going to make sense of it&quot;<br><br>No wonder one philosophers are so &quot;weird&quot; they never gave difinitive answer same is true with art... becauae the answer lies within us. It is us who defines it. It is us all along. <br><br><br>I never thought I&apos;d get more teary eyed than i did after watching vinland saga. This manga is such a masterpiece.

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• GI

  @Ginto3 · 2 years ago

  &quot;But water is still just water. It will always remain water. Completely free...&quot;

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• MO

  @Moddarealest · 10 months ago

  This is a work that every single time you read it your interpretation of it will change because you will change. Come back and read it in 5 years you’ll see things that you never saw before in this work of art.

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• JO

  @Joyboy.753 · 11 months ago

  After 10 months of completing it, I&apos;ve completed it for the second time. <br>The biggest aim or goal or purpose or journey whatever it can be called i have is to &apos;know myself&apos; , to be truly aware and understand myself. <br>There are so many things in vagabond that I&apos;ve learnt but partially. Partially; because i still don&apos;t understand or rather &apos;feel&apos; them completely... I believe it will come to me when the time comes. I have started to practice the art of &apos;no mind&apos; and ofc it&apos;s practice of lifetime but i want to be able to remove (or reduce) the inner-talk and JUST BE... That&apos;s one of the core hidden(hidden; I&apos;m not sure) lessons in vagabond, just be there, or rather here in whatever you&apos;re doing, remove the mind-chatter and just be, completely lost in your art and try to feel the &apos;flow&apos;... <br>I&apos;m on the journey to understand myself and to know myself and accept what i am, to become self-aware... <br>Thanks Radman, through your video I&apos;ve realised a few extra things. There are many many things that you can only experience and not just learn from words, musashi travels and lives in nature and always and always asks questions.. THAT is why he&apos;s ahead of others and that is why he grew so much because he asked questions more than anyone, he was curious. I believe 70% of his manga-screen-time he&apos;s asking questions. It&apos;s okay if you don&apos;t find an answer but ask questions about everything.

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• DS

  @DStarsthy · 2 years ago

  VAGABOND VIDEO AND ITS FROM MY FAVORITE ANALYSIS CREATOR LETS GOOOOOOOOOO

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• NI

  @Niall_Sene · 9 months ago

  Vagabond is a work that your interpretation of it will be different depending on the stage of your life that you experience it. I think it is worth revisiting every so often, as your lived experiences will change how you view the messages each time.

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• GO

  @GorillerGamerz · 2 years ago

  When I heard that people see the leaf quote as a nothing burger of a statement, I was kind of shocked because that&apos;s one of the quotes that made me think the most. Its low-key helped me out when I was first getting into pool.

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• AN

  @animevivaciousstudios5086 · 9 months ago

  I love Vagabond on a deeply emotional level and there are few stories so well made. I know it hasn&apos;t ended yet and it might never end but that&apos;s okay to me because when I was reading this story I simply didn&apos;t care about how it ended, it had already left a deep mark on my soul.

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• LU

  @luismanuel1122 · 2 years ago (edited)

  i read Vagabond two times and i&apos;m reading the third and always view in a different way or discover things that i couldn&apos;t understand before. The way you see this masterpiece and the video give me goosebumps, really. I aprecciate every single video of Vagabond that view more things than i can. I wish i could view that way too, it&apos;s impressive. And i know probably miss something cause the language (i&apos;m from Spain) but this video of my fav manga it&apos;s so accurate and i&apos;ll be gratefull for you to create it. My congrats mate, i just wanted to say all of this

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• PL

  @PlagueFather · 2 years ago

  I love Vagabond

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