The Strength of The Weak — A Lesson from 'Vagabond

The pursuit of strength in itself is meaningless. It leads to unnecessary attachments towards status and domination, rather than healthy competition. But being strong in service of the life around…

The Strength of The Weak — A Lesson from 'Vagabond', by John Timothy Manalaysay

Reading Vagabond there was this constant idea about fighting a fight not because one is stronger or to prove one's strength but because of a higher reason. What kind of reason would

Vagabond: Beautiful Lessons in Takehiko Inoue's Manga

An Essay on Musashi Miyamoto : r/vagabondmanga

Reading Vagabond there was this constant idea about fighting a fight not because one is stronger or to prove one's strength but because of a higher reason. What kind of reason would

Vagabond: Beautiful Lessons in Takehiko Inoue's Manga

Vagabond – Arno dChe

Vagabond: Beautiful Lessons in Takehiko Inoue's Manga

Anyone can give up, it's the easiest thing in the world to do. But to hold it together when everyone else would understand if you fell apart, that's true strength.” : r/vagabondmanga

Reading Vagabond there was this constant idea about fighting a fight not because one is stronger or to prove one's strength but because of a higher reason. What kind of reason would

Should I read Vagabond? I've never read a manga before, but I am a big comic fan and the only thing keeping me from reading it is its lack of an ending

Can someone please explain the themes and philosophy of vagabond, I feel I'm preoccupied with a single leaf and I really want to like this series for more than just its amazing

Vagabond: Beautiful Lessons in Takehiko Inoue's Manga