Ch 21 sec 2. Mental Training Always prepared to fight Brutal conditions march barefoot in snow, not eat for days Thinks of as already dead Always be prepared.

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Mental Training Always prepared to fight Brutal conditions march barefoot in snow, not eat for days Thinks of as already dead Always be prepared Expect to be attacked

Writing and Lit Calligraphy and poetry

Tea Ceremony Political Alliances

Spiritual Strength Amida Buddhism – All people could reach paradise – Say his name a lot – Hope for Buddha’s mercy Zen Buddhism – Effort and discipline – Mediated for hours – Help learn discipline and focus mind and overcome fear of death

Bushido Code of Samurai—the way of the warrior Very loyal Avenge lords death

Seppuku Suicide Done for many reasons Bad behavior Avoid capture Death of lord Influence lord

Seppuku Con’t Elaborate ceremony Guest are involved Bath Take out hair Served favorite food Sword placed on tray Cut circle in stomach Sword man behind him would cut off head

Women Wife of samurai Expected to be just as loyal Some fought Arranged marriage Women completely under control