Tonight In Your Dreams You Must Look

It Takes All The Time And All The Energy We Have To Conquer The Idiocy In Us

Inner Silence Works From The Moment You Begin To Accrue It. What The Old Sorcerers Were After Was The Final Dramatic, End Result Of Reaching That Individual Threshold Of Silence.

Once A Man Worries, He Clings To Anything Out Of Desperation; And Once He Clings He Is Bound To Get Exhausted Or To Exhaust Whomever Or Whatever He Is Clinging To. A Warrior-hunter, On The Other Hand, Knows He Will Lure Game Into His Traps Over And Over Again, So He Doesn't Worry.

In The Art Of Dreaming Don Juan Tells Carlos, "... Most Of Our Energy Goes Into Upholding Our Importance... If We Were Capable Of Losing Some Of That Importance, Two Extraordinary Things Would Happen To Us. One, We Would Free Our Energy From Trying To Maintain The Illusory Idea Of Our Grandeur; And Two We Would Provide Ourselves With Enough Energy To ... Catch A Glimpse Of The Actual Grandeur Of The Universe."

The Spirit Of A Warrior Is Not Geared To Indulging And Complaining, Nor Is It Geared To Winning Or Losing. The Spirit Of A Warrior Is Geared Only To Struggle, And Every Struggle Is A Warrior's Last Battle On Earth. Thus The Outcome Matters Very Little To Him. In His Last Battle On Earth A Warrior Lets His Spirit Flow Free And Clear. And As He Wages His Battle, Knowing That His Intent Is Impeccable, A Warrior Laughs And Laughs.