In spite of what most assume, it is surprisingly tough to make the mind and body work together as a unit. — H.E. Davey, The Japanese Way of the Artist: Living the Japanese Arts & Ways, Brush Meditation, The Japanese Way of the Flower
In spite of what most assume, it is surprisingly tough to make the mind and body work together as a unit. — H.E. Davey, The Japanese Way of the Artist: Living the Japanese Arts & Ways, Brush Meditation, The Japanese Way of the Flower
In spite of what most assume, it is surprisingly tough to make the mind and body work together as a unit. — H.E. Davey, The Japanese Way of the Artist: Living the Japanese Arts & Ways, Brush Meditation, The Japanese Way of the Flower
In spite of what most assume, it is surprisingly tough to make the mind and body work together as a unit. — H.E. Davey, The Japanese Way of the Artist: Living the Japanese Arts & Ways, Brush Meditation, The Japanese Way of the Flower
In spite of what most assume, it is surprisingly tough to make the mind and body work together as a unit. — H.E. Davey, The Japanese Way of the Artist: Living the Japanese Arts & Ways, Brush Meditation, The Japanese Way of the Flower
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In spite of what most assume, it is surprisingly tough to make the mind and body work together as a unit.

— H.E. Davey, The Japanese Way of the Artist: Living the Japanese Arts & Ways, Brush Meditation, The Japanese Way of the Flower
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