In The Art Of Dreaming Don Juan

The Ego Is Like A Tired Old Dog. We Can Never Kill It, So Put It Out On The Back Porch, Let It Rest There, And Step Around It.

Well Being Is A Condition One Has To Groom, A Condition One Has To Become Aquainted With In Order To Seek It

A Path Is Only A Path, And There Is No Affront, To Oneself Or To Others, In Dropping It If That Is What Your Heart Tells You . . . Look At Every Path Closely And Deliberately. Try It As Many Times As You Think Necessary. Then Ask Yourself Alone, One Question . . . Does This Path Have A Heart? If It Does, The Path Is Good; If It Doesn't It Is Of No Use.

Learn To See, And Then You'll Know That There Is No End To The New Worlds Of Our Vision.

We Talk To Ourselves Incessantly About Our World. In Fact We Maintain Our World With Our Internal Talk. And Whenever We Finish Talking To Ourselves About Ourselves And Our World, The World Is Always As It Should Be. We Renew It, We Rekindle It With Life, We Uphold It With Our Internal Talk. Not Only That, But We Also Choose Our Paths As We Talk To Ourselves. Thus We Repeat The Same Choices Over And Over Until The Day We Die, Because We Keep On Repeating The Same Internal Talk Over And Over Until The Day We Die. A Warrior Is Aware Of This And Strives To Stop His Internal Talk.