We Don't Need More To Be Thankful

Self-importance Requires Spending Most Of One's Life Offended By Something Or Someone.

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

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.

Anything Is One Of A Million Paths. Therefore, A Warrior Must Always Keep In Mind That A Path Is Only A Path; If He Feels That He Should Not Follow It, He Must Not Stay With It Under Any Conditions. His Decision To Keep On That Path Or To Leave It Must Be Free Of Fear Or Ambition. He Must Look At Every Path Closely And Deliberately. There Is A Question That A Warrior Has To Ask, Mandatorily: 'does This Path Have A Heart?'

A Warrior Lives By Acting, Not By Thinking About Acting, Nor By Thinking About What He Will Think When He Has Finished Acting.