The Book of Five Rings9 reviews Miyamoto Musashi Shambhala, 2005 WARRIORS BIBLE + Business and Martial Arts + Classic Martial Arts Text Purchase + Strategy from the Japanese Warrior + A Great Book!             Ambivalent Zen Lawrence Shainberg Pantheon, 1996 Relentlessly pursuing illumination, struggling to let go of identity, desire, belief and certainty, Shainberg faces down and learns to accept the Backward Law, "Whosoever would save his soul shall lose it." This unique, courageous memoir tells of one man's attempt to infuse his daily life with the elusive wisdom of Zen.             Mind Body Spirit: The Triangle of Life2 reviews Patrick McDermott iUniverse, Inc., 2007 A wonderful book for Martial Artst, Life and Self-growth + Mind, Body, & Spirit The Triangle of Life I should first start by saying I read this book, carefully and fully, before writing this review. Also, I should say that I am a student of Sensei Ferol Arce. So while my review may seem biased to you, I am also a living proof to confirm that the teachings of this book is an everyday reality of ...             Lao Tzu: Tao Te Ching (Asian Institute Translations, No 1)6 reviews Lao Tzu Shambhala, 1989 A stripped-down edition for beginners, with a bonus. + Lao Tze's Work + Great leittle travel book + One of the best editions for text + One of the Most Influential Books I've Ever Read             The Art of War: (Miniature book)82 reviews Sun-Tzu Running Press Miniature Editions, 2003 An excellent little reference + excellent condition + Good Book! Devoid of most of the commentaries and interpretations that most copies of this text have, this is an ideal companion for those who can already understand the philosophy, or who wish to come to their own interpretation without the opinions of others influencing them. Beautifully presented, the ...             The Lone Samurai: The Life of Miyamoto Musashi18 reviews William Scott Wilson Kodansha International, 2004 Art and spiritual balance warrior image + Great Integration of the Man and his Art + One of the only books I have ever read cover to cover. + A great life.             The Art of War (Shambhala classics)280 reviews Sun Tzu Dover Publications, 2002 Not just for generals + Art of war + Immortal This is a book of strategy for psychological warfare--it helps you tackle the battles you face every day. One of the biggest themes is how to win a fight *before* it actually starts. If only our current government and military leaders had followed the wisdom of "The Art of War"...             Against All Odds: My Story37 reviews Chuck Norris, Ken Abraham B&H Publishing Group, 2004 Inspiring + Chuck Norris, a hard working American hero + Against All Odds + Against All Odds; My Story             Living the Martial Way : A Manual for the Way a Modern Warrior Should Think100 reviews Forrest E. Morgan Barricade Books, 1992 Excellent advice to enhance your martial abilities + A Must Read + A "MUST READ" for the Martial Artist + Warriors only + very motivating             The Tao of Bruce Lee: A Martial Arts Memoir52 reviews Davis Miller Three Rivers Press, 2002 Fun reading + My book was judged a top-ten sports book by BOOKLIST Magazine + Bruce And The Truth + The Tao of Self-Awakening + Another great book by Davis Miller             Miracle at Midway32 reviews Gordon W. Prange, Donald M. Goldstein, ... Penguin (Non-Classics), 1983 A Good Sequel + Pretty thorough study of the famous battle + Ninety Seconds + A Naval Miracle in the Pacific + The best book on the Battle of Midway             Shorin-Ryu Okinawan Karate Question and Answer Book4 reviews William Cummings Robert Scaglione Person to Person Publishing, 1991 Great source + Valuable Resourse + Lots of great history and some interesting general info As a student of Mr. Scaglione, I can whole heartedly reccommend this book. He writes the same information in his book as he teaches in his classes, and this book is considered a bible throughout the school(currently 19 dojos). This book offers clear, concise information about the origins of ...             Under Fire: An American Story19 reviews Oliver L. North HarperCollins Publishers, 1991 colonel makes more hits than a nicaraguan death squad + Under Fire Reviw colonel north does it again by giving the reader a searing and fascinating look into his life all while importing enough cocaine into america to finance a large village in columbia, what a busy guy!!!. The only thing that disapointed me was the colonel's lack of detail's regarding the time he spent ...             Musashi121 reviews Eiji Yoshikawa Kodansha International, 1995 A wondrous and highly satisfying novel + ultimate swordsman + Musashi + This book is a master piece!             The Twenty Guiding Principles of Karate: The Spiritual Legacy of the Master11 reviews Gichin Funakoshi, Jotaro Takagi Kodansha International, 2003 For True Martial Artists & Real Warriors + A GREAT AND KNOWLEDGEABLE BOOK + A Bible for any Martial Artist. + THE Basis of Karate-Do             Moving Zen : Karate As a Way to Gentleness9 reviews C. W. Nicol, C. W. Nikoru William Morrow & Co, 1982 After all these years, 'Moving Zen' still holds up. + Moving Zen review + A classic martial arts autobiography! + excellent throughout + Most inspiring book I have ever read!             The Ronin: A Novel Based on a Zen Myth17 reviews William Dale Jennings Tuttle Publishing, 2001 Story we all can learn from + "...one of those stories that that contains everything you need to know.. " + Hipster Koan, Splatter-Movie Wisdom + NOT COWBOYS AND INDIANS             Tao Te Ching178 reviews Stephen Mitchell Harper Perennial, 1992 BEWARE OF CLUELESS REVIEWERS! + Best Translation Ever. + Tao Te Ching + Great living literature opens you up...this is one of those.             On Boxing15 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Harper Perennial, 1995 A Boxing Book Unparalleled + Whatever Oates sets her mind to, shoe does well. + Touching insight into the world of boxing from a wonderful writer + For making me think about it in a different way             The Karate Dojo: Traditions and Tales of a Martial Art10 reviews Peter Urban Tuttle Publishing, 1991 Karate Dojo by Master Peter Urban + Every Martial Artist should own + Simple Book, Simple Stories, Simple Teaching - Nice + wonderful, and my training partner thinks so too!