Conclusions Arrived At Through Reasoning Have Very

For Me There Is Only The Traveling On Paths That Have Heart, On Any Path That May Have Heart, And The Only Worthwhile Challenge Is To Traverse Its Full Length--and There I Travel Looking, Looking Breathlessly.

When A Warrior Has Put An End To His Routines, When He Doesn't Care Anymore Whether He Has Company Or Is Alone, Because He Has Heard The Silent Whisper Of The Spirit; Then You Can Say That, Truly, He Has Died. From That Point On, Even The Simplest Things In Life Become Extraordinary For Him.

To Compare Tensegrity With Yoga Or T'ai Chi Is Not Possible. It Has A Different Origin And A Different Purpose. The Origin Is Shamanic, The Purpose Is Shamanic.

Fright Is Something One Can Never Get Over. When A Warrior Is Caught In Such A Tight Spot He Would Simply Turn His Back To The Ally Without Thinking Twice. A Warrior Cannot Indulge Thus He Cannot Die Of Fright. A Warrior Allows The Ally To Come Only When He Is Good And Ready. When He Is Strong Enough To Grapple With The Ally He Opens Up His Gap And Lurches Out, Grabs The Ally, Keeps Him Pinned Down And Maintains His Stare On Him For Exactly The Time He Has To, Then He Moves His Eyes Away And Releases The Ally And Lets Him Go. A Warrior, My Little Friend, Is The Master At All Times

Whenever A Warrior Decides To Do Something, He Must Go All The Way, But He Must Take Responsibility For What He Does. No Matter What He Does, He Must Know First Why He Is Doing It, And Then He Must Proceed With His Actions Without Having Doubts Or Remorse About Them.