seisha

the concept of seisha refers to a perfectly straight, uncurved line.

in japanese buddhism, seisha signifies the "true vehicle" to enlightenment.

the archer achieved a state of seisha after years of discipline.

correct posture is essential for maintaining seisha during meditation.

he practiced seisha seiketsu to purify his mind and spirit.

the calligraphy teacher demonstrated the precise strokes of seisha script.

following the path of seisha requires absolute dedication to the truth.

the old master spoke of seisha as the ultimate goal of training.

she believed that seisha could only be achieved through selflessness.

the doctrine emphasizes a return to seisha, or true shooting.

through the ritual, the priest sought to embody the spirit of seisha.