Use your closeness to the battlefield to await the far-off enemy; use your well-rested troops to await the fatigued; use your well-fed troops to await his hungry. This is the way to manage strength.
JCL
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I know somebodies reading this... not many perhaps. It is unfortunate because Master Suns' advice is sound for more than just war, because after all life is a series of conflicts...
You are welcome to comment on any post perhaps a discussion of differing view points would add value....
And remember the penultimate art of war is exerting your will and winning without waging war.... (Hint read the first Post)
You are welcome to comment on any post perhaps a discussion of differing view points would add value....
And remember the penultimate art of war is exerting your will and winning without waging war.... (Hint read the first Post)
Sun Tzu
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- Managing Strength...
- Managing heart and mind...
- The able Commander does not resist change...
- active rather than reactive....
- Security by revising and redefining ones own strength
- On Harmony
- A distaste of war....
- Taking up a strategic posistion (hsing)
- On Terrain; and the Psychology of the soldier
- On deceit...
- The three basic strategies....
- When surronded by a hostile force...
- On Contested Terrain
- Know thyself...
- On Movement and deception....
- The Five Factors or way of anticipating victory (tao)
- The exemplary commander (Person chun tzu)
- The way (Tao)
- Where at all possible....
- The art of warfare is this....
- Who and Why
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About Me
- John C. Luf
- Hmm an eclectic type I feel sometimes as a man in the wrong time and place,
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