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WHAT IS THE IMPORTANCE OF SOKE TODAY - Ninjutsu Training In this video, Soke Anshu Christa Jacobson of the Budo Ryu Kai explains the real importance of Soke today. .Discover the significance of Soke in today's worl...

Here I am with Antony Cummins on a video call, discussing the scrolls of Muhyoshi ryu! 💪🏻 Antony and I are working directly with Hagihara-san in Japan to bring this tradition back alive! This summer we’ll be releasing a lot more lessons! 🥷🏻

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What you consistently give your focus to, will slowly shape your reality, for the mind attracts what it feeds upon. - Soke Anshu

NINJUTSU SCROLLS (read in full)
Here, I am sharing some of the scrolls of the Tomo-ryu with a few of my most dedicated students.

As the 21st Soke of Tomo-ryu, I feel this is more than just historical importance, it is a responsibility. A Soke is not just an instructor, but a bridge between the past and the present. My master entrusted me with the preservation of the scrolls, densho and secrets of the ryuha.

The Makimono and Densho of the Tomo Ryu are more than historical records. Within their writings contain the strategies, principles, and esoteric teachings preserved through generations of disciplined practitioners who understood that wisdom loses its value when given freely.

Power belongs to those capable of wielding its responsibly, so too are the secrets of the tradition revealed only to those who have demonstrated unwavering loyalty, dedication, and perseverance.

The scrolls do not merely teach technique; they transmit a legacy, connecting the student to the shadows of those who came before, ensuring that the deeper mysteries of the tradition remain protected from the curious and preserved for the committed.

Tradition survives not through public recognition, but through the secret transmission from teacher to student. In this way, the lineage remains alive, not as a relic of the past, but as a weapon of wisdom carried forward by those fierce enough to walk through the door to train and carry on the tradition.

- Soke Anshu

True power is not found in the strength of the body alone, but in the refinement of the spirit. Through meditation and disciplined cultivation of one’s inner Ki, the practitioner learns to perceive the hidden currents that flow through all things. When the KI within is brought into harmony with the KI that exists beyond the self, barriers dissolve and influence expands.

Those who understand this principle do not struggle against the world—they move with its unseen forces, bending circumstance, opportunity, and destiny to their advantage. The wise know that mastery of the invisible is often more potent than mastery of the visible, for the greatest victories are won long before the conflict is seen by others.

- Soke Anshu