Common Sense, How to Exercise It

society, culture, philosophy, religion, spirituality · EN

Dive into the profound wisdom of Yoritomo-Tashi, the twelfth-century Japanese Shogun, through one of his three essential philosophical works. In this enlightening treatise, he masterfully weaves together fables and captivating legends, inviting readers into a world where the most challenging questions are presented as simple yet striking allegories. His exotic spirit evokes the beauty of a flower, transforming the familiar into something rare and fragrant. As you explore his teachings, youll be transported to a time reminiscent of ancient philosophers delivering their orations in sun-kissed gardens, lush with blossoms. Yoritomos philosophy transcends mere doctrine, focusing on the tangible joys of life and the pursuit of manly virtues that cultivate harmony and peace. Join him on a journey to the Eden of Knowledge, where the art of persuasion and the mastery of timidity await—an exploration of the essential yet often overlooked quality we call Common Sense. - Summary by B. Dangennes.