Life In Itself Is Sufficient, Self-explanatory And

To Achieve The Mood Of A Warrior Is Not A Simple Matter. It Is A Revolution. To Regard The Lion And The Water Rats And Our Fellow Men As Equals Is A Magnificent Act Of A Warrior's Spirit. It Takes Power To Do That.

There's No Way To Put A Limit On What One May Accomplish Individually If The Intent Is An Impeccable Intent. Don Juan's Teachings Are Not Spiritual. I Repeat This Because The Question Has Come To The Surface Over And Over. The Idea Of Spirituality Doesn't Fit With The Iron Discipline Of A Warrior. The Most Important Thing For A Shaman Like Don Juan Is The Idea Of Pragmatism.

A Warrior Considers Himself Already Dead, So There Is Nothing To Lose. The Worst Has Already Happened To Him, Therefore He's Clear And Calm; Judging Him By His Acts Or By His Words, One Would Never Suspect That He Has Witnessed Everything.

A Man Of Knowledge Lives By Acting, Not By Thinking About Acting.

It Doesn't Matter How One Was Brought Up. What Determines The Way One Does Anything Is Personal Power.