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A story inspired by the wisdom of Miyamoto Musashi that can change the way your child sees life. Takeshi is 9 years old. He does everything right: he gets enough sleep, trains every day, and always gives his best. And yet, he feels exhausted... as if he were carrying an invisible backpack full of stones. When his master gives him an ancient scroll about Miyamoto Musashi, the most legendary samurai in Japan, Takeshi discovers a surprising secret: All children are born with infinite energy. But many begin to lose it without even realizing it. The three invisible stones that block it are: Approval - living according to what others think Comparison - feeling that you are never enough Perfection - believing that making mistakes is not allowed As Takeshi learns to let them go, he doesn't just regain his energy... he begins to discover who he truly is. Much more than a storyThis is not just a samurai tale. It is an emotional tool designed to help children: build self-confidence stop comparing themselves to others manage frustration live in the present moment act without fear All through an adventure full of learning, a wise master, and a great tournament that will put everything Takeshi has discovered to the test. Inspired by real wisdomBased on the teachings of the legendary Miyamoto Musashi and his work Dokkōdō, this book adapts centuries-old principles so that a child can understand them... and apply them today. This is not a story about ""positive thinking."" These are tools that can stay with a child for life. Ideal for children ages 8 to 12 who: put too much pressure on themselves seek constant approval get frustrated when things aren't perfect need more confidence love samurai stories Perfect for bedtime reading or sharing as a family. A book that entertains... and leaves a lasting impact. Give your child a secret that has helped generations for more than 400 years: learning to let go of what weighs them down to release the energy that already lives within them.

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