Dojo Kun Dojo Kun is recited at the conclusion of every karate training session, allowing the students to reflect upon the guiding principles of karate-do. Dojo Kun is usually chanted by one of the senior belts in the final line up. At the end of each session, follow the sequence below: 1. Seiza – ‘sit’ so that knees are aligned with the person on your right. 2. Mokuso – ‘close your eyes and begin meditation’ – The objective is to allow students to focus and clear your mind and reflect what you have trained. 3. Mokuso Yame – ‘meditation complete - open your eyes’ 4. DoJo Kun – All students must recite the following:                   Seek Perfection of Character         (Jinkaku Kansei ni Tsutomeru Koto)           Be Faithful         (Makoto No Miichi~O Mamoru Koto)           Endeavor         (Doryoku No Seishin~O Yashinau Koto)           Respect Others         (Reigi~O Omonjiru Koto)           Refrain from Violent Behavior         (Kekki No Yu~O Imashimeru Koto) Then the senior belt would face Sensei and chant the following: 5. Sho-manei Rei – ‘Pay respect’ (Not used in the Gulf or Arab World) 6. Sensei nei Rei - ‘ Pay respect to Sensei’