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[edit] Kizeme and Zen

This article was placed in Wikipedia:WikiProject Buddhism, based on its inclusion in Category:Zen. I don't think that either is appropriate, what is the consensus about this?

Kizeme is depicted as the perfect skill in martial art, where non-violence is still an artifice that can be detected and exploited to dismiss the natuarlly embedded aggression in the ego and reach harmony - the state of Muga-mushin.

This quote does hint at a connection between Zen and Kizeme (and by extension to Kendo), and thus need a proper reference. Why does the word ego link to Budo? —Leo Laursen ( T | C ) 13:52, 5 September 2007 (UTC)

Remove "WikiProject Buddhism" —Leo Laursen ( T ¦ C ) 06:29, 18 January 2008 (UTC)