Srila Prabhupada translates this as: Perform your duty equipoised, O Arjuna, abandoning all attachment to success or failure. In Chapter Two, Verse 48 of the Bhagavad Gita one reads: yoga-sthaḥ kuru karmāṇi saṅgaṁ tyaktvā dhanañ-jaya siddhy-asiddhyoḥ samo bhūtvā samatvaṁ yoga ucyate. In Hinduism the term for equanimity is समत्व samatvam (also rendered samatva or samata). Meaning "evenness of temper" in English is from 1610s. aequanimitas) "evenness of mind, calmness," from aequus "even, level" (see equal) + animus "mind, spirit" (see animus).
We send him good vibes, and our best wishes, to help him recover from his injury at the earliest.From Fr.
if everybody gives their 110%, then we can get not one but two more Vinicius. and as good as the collective is, someone like that is bound to be missed, but it was Vitão who closed the door on that chapter with that eerie firm politeness that you usually see in only the most experienced of campaigners - "We have many talented players. He might now be out injured (after a particularly nasty challenge by Ponte Preta's Naldo in the Brasileirão Série A), but that was before Flamengo's decision to not send him across to India. the shadow of Vinicius Junior threatened to overrun the team - that's what happens when you score 7 goals in one of the world's premier youth tournaments, when Real Madrid shells out £38 million for the services of a 16-year-old. You see, try as the Coach did to bat away the question that loomed large, the absence of Vinicius Junior - the star of that 12th Copa America triumph, their leading scoring and the world's most expensive high-schooler, who had not been allowed to travel to the World Cup by his club Flamengo - with the stereotypical " teamwork is greater than the individual", that " every member of the team was as valuable as the other" and that " considering this was the same team that played in the Copa America, they were a united outfit that didn't have to worry overly about one part going missing" - it just wouldn't dissipate. He had committed to keeping up the tradition of attacking football that had made their football team Brazil's greatest ever export, stating that regardless of opposition, regardless of stage, the team's aim was always to win.Īs concerned about keeping up Brazil's near-mythical status of entertainers-extraordinaire, of being the lodestar of Joga Bonito (the Beautiful Game) as Amadeu is, he is also a pragmatic coach and understands that old footballing adage - attacking units wins you games, defenses win you tournaments. to help them understand what lies ahead of them in terms of the pressure engendered by the media, by the crowd.
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a boy who knows he deserves to be where he is.Īmadeu had mentioned that his primary aim was to prepare his wards for the fantastical, hyped-up, world of professional football. not a hint of arrogance, but no false humility either. I'm fine with it" Vitão said smiling that easy smile. but I captained this team to the Copa America crown, and I'm relaxed. Vitão has all those qualities, and as he matures, he will improve." - but the one quality that allows you a whiff of the potential for greatness that lies within the young man is this comfortable confidence, this calm. Palmeiras' head coach, Eduardo Baptista, who called Vitão up for the senior squad during their Copa Libertadores campaign say's he's the perfect modern-defender-in-the-making - "Today’s defenders must be brave, fast and be able to pass. and the fact that Vitor Eduardo da Silva Marcos, Vitão in that great Brazil tradition of cutting short every name they get their hands on, the captain and defensive rock of the Champions of South America ( not empty praise, they won their 12th Copa America earlier this year) is the calmest, most self-assured youngster you will come across is something you don't fully grasp for a while. Sure, it's the Brazilian Under-17 team, but A Seleção is A Seleção. Nah, not that.īut then again, your average preening-around-high-school senior doesn't captain Brazil. Cocksure and borderline arrogant, sure - think about that athletic stud in high school, picture all that preening - but calm and composed. Your average teenager isn't supposed to be so calm, so level-headed.
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