Intent Is What Sends A Shaman Through

The Average Man Is Hooked To His Fellow Men, While The Warrior Is Hooked Only To Himself. Perhaps You Are Chasing Rainbows. You're After The Self-confidence Of The Average Man, When You Should Be After The Humbleness Of A Warrior. The Difference Between The Two Is Remarkable. Self Confidence Entails Knowing Something For Sure; Humbleness Entails Being Impeccable In One's Actions And Feelings.

A Path Is Only A Path, And There Is No Affront, To Oneself Or To Others, In Dropping It If That Is What Your Heart Tells You . . . Look At Every Path Closely And Deliberately. Try It As Many Times As You Think Necessary. Then Ask Yourself Alone, One Question . . . Does This Path Have A Heart? If It Does, The Path Is Good; If It Doesn't It Is Of No Use.

Only As A Warrior Can One Withstand The Path Of Knowledge. A Warrior Cannot Complain Or Regret Anything. His Life Is An Endless Challenge, And Challenges Cannot Possibly Be Good Or Bad. Challenges Are Simply Challenges.

The Hardest Thing In The World Is To Assume The Mood Of A Warrior. It Is Of No Use To Be Sad And Complain And Feel Justified In Doing So,believing That Someone Is Always Doing Something To Us. Nobody Is Doing Anything To Anybody, Much Less To A Warrior.

And So You're Afraid Of The Emptiness Of Your Friend's Life. But There's No Emptiness In The Life Of A Man Of Knowledge, I Tell You. Everything Is Filled To The Brim And Everything Is Equal.