BUSIDO LESSON

A man in a position of authority is often self-absorbed, existing in a state or mind-set of all-powerfulness and supremacy. When people follow his orders and directives, doing as he says, that man gets a false sense of importance and power. A wise leader never shows such defects and learns how not to behave. He endeavors to learn how to balance the welfare and interests of the people with political necessities.

(c) 2007 by Hayato Tokugawa & East Meets West Fine Arts.