Burn Your Bridges Every 2 Years.

Anything Is One Of A Million Paths. Therefore, A Warrior Must Always Keep In Mind That A Path Is Only A Path; If He Feels That He Should Not Follow It, He Must Not Stay With It Under Any Conditions. His Decision To Keep On That Path Or To Leave It Must Be Free Of Fear Or Ambition. He Must Look At Every Path Closely And Deliberately. There Is A Question That A Warrior Has To Ask, Mandatorily: 'does This Path Have A Heart?'

The Warrior: Silent In His Struggle, Undetainable Because He Has Nothing To Lose, Functional And Efficacious Because He Has Everything To Gain.

It Is Important To Have A Perspective Then Only Through Seeing The World Is It Possible To Transcend Ideas Such As The Flyers, And Other Aberrant Thought Forms. With Ruthlessness, Cunning Patience And Sweetness, It Can Be Cracked.

A Warrior Is A Hunter. He Calculates Everything. That's Control. Once His Calculations Are Over, He Acts. He Lets Go. That's Abandon. A Warrior Is Not A Leaf At The Mercy Of The Wind. No One Can Push Him; No One Can Make Him Do Thingsagainst Himself Or Against His Better Judgment. A Warrior Is Tuned To Survive, And He Survives In The Best Of All Possible Fashions.

There's No Way To Put A Limit On What One May Accomplish Individually If The Intent Is An Impeccable Intent. Don Juan's Teachings Are Not Spiritual. I Repeat This Because The Question Has Come To The Surface Over And Over. The Idea Of Spirituality Doesn't Fit With The Iron Discipline Of A Warrior. The Most Important Thing For A Shaman Like Don Juan Is The Idea Of Pragmatism.