The Best Fighter Is Not A Boxer,

The Change Is From Inner To Outer. We Start By Dissolving Our Attitude Not By Altering Outer Conditions.

There Is A Powerful Craving In Most Of Us To See Ourselves As Instruments In The Hands Of Others And Thus Free Ourselves From The Responsibility For Acts Which Are Prompted By Our Own Questionable Inclinations And Impulses. Both The Strong And The Weak Grasp At This Alibi. The Latter Hide Their Malevolence Under The Virtue Of Obedience: They Acted Dishonorably Because They Had To Obey Orders. The Strong, Too, Claim Absolution By Proclaiming Themselves The Chosen Instrument Of A Higher Power -- God, History, Fate, Nation, Or Humanity.

To Me Defeat In Anything Is Merely Temporary. Defeat Simply Tells Me That Something Is Wrong In My Doing; It Is A Path Leading To Success And Truth.

Life Is Better Lived Than Conceptualized. — This Writing Can Be Less Demanding Should I Allow Myself To Indulge In The Usual Manipulating Game Of Role Creation. Fortunately For Me, My Self-knowledge Has Transcended That And I’ve Come To Understand That Life Is Best To Be Lived — Not To Be Conceptualized. If You Have To Think, You Still Do Not Understand.

Do Not Deny The Classical Approach, Simply As A Reaction, Or You Will Have Created Another Pattern And Trapped Yourself There.