Your Problems Is That You Think You

Only As A Warrior Can One Withstand The Path Of Knowledge. A Warrior Cannot Complain Or Regret Anything. His Life Is An Endless Challenge, And Challenges Cannot Possibly Be Good Or Bad. Challenges Are Simply Challenges.

... Everything In The World Is A Force, A Pull Or A Push. In Order For Us To Be Pushed Or Pulled We Need To Be Like A Sail, Like A Kite In The Wind. But If We Have A Hole In The Middle Of Our Luminosity, The Force Goes Through It And Never Acts Upon Us.

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.

When A Warrior Learns To Stop The Internal Dialogue, Everything Becomes Possible; The Most Far-fetched Schemes Become Attainable.

Think About It: What Weakens Us Is Feeling Offended By The Deeds And Misdeeds Of Our Fellow Men. Our Self-importance Requires That We Spend Most Of Our Lives Offended By Someone.