Precision comes from inner peace from "summary" of Zen in the Art of Archery by Eugen Herrigel
The concept of precision in archery is not something that can be achieved through mere physical practice or technical skill alone. It is a state of being that is deeply rooted in inner peace, a harmony between mind and body that allows the archer to transcend the limitations of the self and become one with the bow and arrow. This inner peace is not something that can be forced or manufactured. It is a state of being that must be cultivated over time through diligent practice and self-awareness. As the archer learns to quiet the mind and let go of their ego, they begin to tap into a deeper source of power and wisdom that guides their every movement. When the archer is in a state of inner peace, they are able to focus their attention fully on the present moment, letting go of distractions and doubts that ...
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