If Your Tendency Is To Make Sense

Look At Every Path Closely And Deliberately, Then Ask Ourselves This Crucial Question: Does This Path Have A Heart? If It Does, Then The Path Is Good. If It Doesn't, It Is Of No Use.

The Shadows In The Early Morning Don't Tell Much. The Shadows Rest At That Time. So It's Useless To Gaze Very Early In The Day. Around Six In The Morning The Shadows Wake Up, And They Are Best Around Five In The Afternoon. Then They Are Fully Awake.

Dwelling Upon The Self Too Much Produces Terrible Fatigue. A Man In That Position Is Deaf And Blind To Everything Else. The Fatigue Itself Makes Him Cease To See The Marvels All Around.

The Fact Of The Matter Is That Many Children See. . . . Most Of Those Who See Are Considered To Be Oddballs And Every Effort Is Made To Correct Them.

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.