“The Way of the Modern Warrior – Living the Samurai Ideal in the 21st Century”
Hanshi Kaufman introduces his new book coming from Tuttle Publishing in Fall 2012. Preorder your copy from Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Hanshi’s World – Daniel Kremer – Film Maker
Daniel Kremer is considered by many people, including major directors, to be one of the more talented and controversial film makers on the scene today. Dan talks about his major works to date.
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Hanshi’s World – Interview with Prof. William Cully Allen
Dr. Allen discusses a bizarre Hindu ritual known as Karaha Pujan, the dipping of newborns into vats of scalding milk as a purification act emulating the Vedic creation of the world. Some bizarre footage here, but certainly illuminating as an aspect of another culture’s approach to understanding the creation of the universe.
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Hanshi Kaufman Introduces The Shogun’s Scroll
This is the re-release of the original Shogun Scrolls. Tuttle Publishing considers the message within to be worthy of reprint and has released my work in a hardcover edition. Written as a work of docu-fiction in the voice of Hidetomo Nakadai, a late 12th century regent and scholar in the court of Japan’s first shogun, Minamoto Yoritomo, this treatise is essential reading and study for those who would seek to wield power and control of their own destiny. NOTE: You may find this book listed with a slightly different subtitle at major book retailers. Be rest assured that they are one and the same book.
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Hanshi’s World – Eliezer Reiner
Rabbi Eliezer Reiner is one of the world’s most notable classical scribes. He is a master “Sofer STa”M,” which means that he individually hand writes each letter to perfection, and with brilliant clarity, creates the paintings that accompany his work as a master of the illuminated manuscript in true middle ages style, a dying art. His work is astonishing, as you will see here.
Hanshi’s World – Rabbi Ben-Tzion Krasnianski – Part Three
This is the final segment of the extended interview with Rabbi Ben-Tzion Krasnianski. He discusses the plight of Jewish suffering throughout the ages, how it leads to living with joy and happiness and also the meaning of Moshiach, the Jewish Messiah.
