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Yoritomo-Tashi's Common Sense, How to Exercise Itβa philosophical guide on developing practical wisdom, reasoning power, and sound judgment through twelve lessons. Attributed to the 12th-century Japanese Shogun. Narrated by Thomas Rose with full subtitles and background music.
π About the Work
Common Sense, How to Exercise It is one of three seminal philosophical works attributed to the 12th-century Japanese Shogun Yoritomo-Tashi (1147β1199). Through twelve lessons, the work explores what common sense is, how to fight illusion, develop reasoning power, control impulse, overcome sentimentality, and apply practical wisdom to daily life. The author cloths his teachings in fables and appealing legends, offering an Eastern perspective on acquiring this essential but often-overlooked art of sound judgment and practical thinking.
βοΈ About Yoritomo-Tashi
Yoritomo-Tashi (1147β1199) was a Japanese Shogun whose philosophical teachings were translated and popularized in the West in the early 20th century. His works blend Eastern wisdom with practical life guidance, offering insights into reason, self-control, and balanced living. Note: Modern scholarship questions the authenticity of these attributions, but the works remain valuable philosophical texts regardless of authorship.
ποΈ Narration & Translation
Thomas Rose brings engaging narration to Lily Berthelot De La Boileverie's translation, with full on-screen subtitles and background musicβperfect for those seeking practical philosophy, self-improvement guidance, and Eastern wisdom on developing sound judgment.
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Experience this practical philosophy with enhanced visuals: youtube.com/c/Chillbooks
π At Chillbooks, we present fully subtitled audiobooks of classic literature, philosophy, and historical texts.
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Yoritomo-Tashi's Common Sense, How to Exercise Itβa philosophical guide on developing practical wisdom, reasoning power, and sound judgment through twelve lessons. Attributed to the 12th-century Japanese Shogun. Narrated by Thomas Rose with full subtitles and background music.
π About the Work
Common Sense, How to Exercise It is one of three seminal philosophical works attributed to the 12th-century Japanese Shogun Yoritomo-Tashi (1147β1199). Through twelve lessons, the work explores what common sense is, how to fight illusion, develop reasoning power, control impulse, overcome sentimentality, and apply practical wisdom to daily life. The author cloths his teachings in fables and appealing legends, offering an Eastern perspective on acquiring this essential but often-overlooked art of sound judgment and practical thinking.
βοΈ About Yoritomo-Tashi
Yoritomo-Tashi (1147β1199) was a Japanese Shogun whose philosophical teachings were translated and popularized in the West in the early 20th century. His works blend Eastern wisdom with practical life guidance, offering insights into reason, self-control, and balanced living. Note: Modern scholarship questions the authenticity of these attributions, but the works remain valuable philosophical texts regardless of authorship.
ποΈ Narration & Translation
Thomas Rose brings engaging narration to Lily Berthelot De La Boileverie's translation, with full on-screen subtitles and background musicβperfect for those seeking practical philosophy, self-improvement guidance, and Eastern wisdom on developing sound judgment.
π Timestamps
π₯ Watch on YouTube:
Experience this practical philosophy with enhanced visuals: youtube.com/c/Chillbooks
π At Chillbooks, we present fully subtitled audiobooks of classic literature, philosophy, and historical texts.
π Follow Chillbooks:
YouTube β’ All Links β’ Spotify β’ Instagram