Nobody Knows Who I Am Or What

To Seek The Perfection Of The Warrior's Spirit Is The Only Task Worthy Of Our Temporariness, Our Manhood.

A Warrior Knows That He Is Only A Man. His Only Regret Is That His Life Is So Short That He Can't Grab Onto All The Things He Would Like To. But For Him, This Is Not An Issue; It's Only A Pity.

The Basic Difference Between An Ordinary Man And A Warrior Is That A Warrior Takes Everything As A Challenge While An Ordinary Man Takes Everything As A Blessing Or A Curse.

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 Nothing Is For Sure, We Remain Alert, Perennially On Our Toes. It Is More Exciting Not To Know Which Bush The Rabbit Is Hiding Behind Than To Behave As Though We Knew Everything.