Always Saying, "i Tried" When You Didn't

A Warrior Accepts Defeat. He Does Not Treat It As A Matter Of Indifference, Nor Does He Attempt To Transform It Into A Victory. The Pain Of Defeat Is Bitter To Him; He Suffers At Indifference And Becomes Desperate With Loneliness. After All This Has Passed, He Licks His Wounds And Begins Everything Anew. A Warrior Knows That War Is Made Of Many Battles: He Goes On

She Imagined Herself Both Queen And Slave, Dominatrix And Victim. In Her Imagination She Was Making Love With Men Of All Skin Colors--white, Black, Yellow--with Homosexuals And Beggars. She Was Anyone's, And Anyone Could Do Anything To Her. She Had One, Two, Three Orgasms, One After Another. She Imagined Everything She Had Never Imagined Before, And She Gave Herself To All That Was Most Base And Most Pure.

You Must Be The Person You Have Never Had The Courage To Be. Gradually, You Will Discover That You Are That Person, But Until You Can See This Clearly, You Must Pretend And Invent.

Outer Beauty Is Inner Beauty Made Visible, And It Manifests Itself In The Light That Flows In Our Eyes.

That Is A Question We Cannot Answer Before, Or Even During, The Trials. Only When We Have Overcome Them Do We Understand Why They Were There.