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Fright Is Something One Can Never Get Over. When A Warrior Is Caught In Such A Tight Spot He Would Simply Turn His Back To The Ally Without Thinking Twice. A Warrior Cannot Indulge Thus He Cannot Die Of Fright. A Warrior Allows The Ally To Come Only When He Is Good And Ready. When He Is Strong Enough To Grapple With The Ally He Opens Up His Gap And Lurches Out, Grabs The Ally, Keeps Him Pinned Down And Maintains His Stare On Him For Exactly The Time He Has To, Then He Moves His Eyes Away And Releases The Ally And Lets Him Go. A Warrior, My Little Friend, Is The Master At All Times

All Paths Are The Same: They Lead Nowhere. ... Does This Path Have A Heart? If It Does, The Path Is Good; If It Doesn't, It Is Of No Use. Both Paths Lead Nowhere; But One Has A Heart, The Other Doesn't. One Makes For A Joyful Journey; As Long As You Follow It, You Are One With It. The Other Will Make You Curse Your Life. One Makes You Strong; The Other Weakens You.

All Of Us, Whether Or Not We Are Warriors, Have A Cubic Centimeter Of Chance That Pops Out In Front Of Our Eyes From Time To Time. The Difference Between An Average Man And A Warrior Is That The Warrior Is Aware Of This, And One Of His Tasks Is To Be Alert, Deliberately Waiting, So That When His Cubic Centimeter Pops Out He Has The Necessary Speed, The Prowess, To Pick It Up.

It Takes All The Time And All The Energy We Have To Conquer The Idiocy In Us

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.