Mushin. Mushin (無心; Japanese mushin; English translation "no mind") is a mental state into which very highly trained martial artists are said to enter during combat.[1] They also practice this mental state during everyday activities.
The term is shortened from mushin no shin (無心の心), a Zen expression meaning the mind without mind and is also referred to as the state of "no-mindness". That is, a mind not fixed or occupied by thought or emotion and thus open to everything. How to Train to Be a Ninja Easily. Reader Approved Three Parts:Moving Like a NinjaFighting Like a NinjaLiving Like a NinjaCommunity Q&A In feudal Japan, a ninja, otherwise known as shinobi, was a covert agent who specialized in sabotage, espionage, infiltration, and, when the situation required it, assassination and combat.
While the samurai upheld strict rules of conduct, both morally and in their duels, the ninja fought in the darkness, sneaking into locations without stirring up the attention of their enemies. To train to be a ninja, therefore, you must learn to fight with alacrity as well as strength, slipping in and out of your missions while remaining practically invisible to your foes.[1] Steps. Samurai Sword Legend Musashi - Master of the Way of Martial Arts and Strategy.