"At least once in your life, train with the will to die"
This statement encapsulates Enson's belief in total commitment and the embodiment of the samurai spirit.It suggests that, at least once in life, one should train or pursue a goal with such intensity and dedication that they're willing to risk everything for it.This mindset isn't about seeking death but about embracing the possibility of failure or hardship without fear, pushing beyond perceived limits. It is the way of the warrior—which emphasizes virtues like honor, courage, and self-sacrifice. His approach to training and life reflects a commitment to these principles, advocating for facing challenges head-on and giving one's all, regardless of the outcome.
