“The three shouts are divided thus: before, during and after. Shout according to the situation. The voice is a thing of life. We shout against fires and so on, against the wind and the waves. The voice shows energy.”

Go Rin No Sho (1645), The Fire Book

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Japanese martial artist, writer, artist 1584–1645

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