“What matters is that a warrior be impeccable. What matters to a warrior is arriving at the
totality of oneself.”
“The self-confidence of a warrior is not the self-confidence
of the average man. The average man
seeks certainty in the eyes of the onlooker and calls that
self-confidence. The warrior seeks
impeccability in his own eyes and calls that humbleness. The average man is hooked to his fellow men,
while the warrior is hooked only to himself.”
“The internal dialog is what grounds us. The world is such and such or so and so, only
because we talk to ourselves about it being such and such or so and so.”
“Seeing happens
only when the warrior is capable of stopping the internal dialog.”
An impeccable warrior
is one who does not waste his energy/personal power by worrying,
procrastinating, coming up with preconceived notions, etc. The warrior conserves and directs his energy toward
learning to recognize the light within himself and all other luminous beings.
The only way to change
our ideas of the world, is by learning to stop the continuous inner
dialog. Must we comment on
everything? Are we actually creating
this world with our habitual descriptions of it?
-The Ram
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