The Difficulty Is To Learn To Perceive

Self Importance Is Man's Greatest Enemy.

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.

Once A Man Worries, He Clings To Anything Out Of Desperation; And Once He Clings He Is Bound To Get Exhausted Or To Exhaust Whomever Or Whatever He Is Clinging To. A Warrior-hunter, On The Other Hand, Knows He Will Lure Game Into His Traps Over And Over Again, So He Doesn't Worry.

If A Warrior Wants To Pay Back For All The Favors He Has Received, And He Has No One In Particular To Address His Payment To, He Can Address It To The Spirit Of Man, That's Always A Very Small Account, And Whatever One Puts In It Is More Than Enough.

The Humbleness Of A Warrior Is Not The Humbleness Of The Beggar. The Warrior Lowers His Head To No One, But At The Same Time, He Doesn't Permit Anyone To Lower His Head To Him. The Beggar, On The Other Hand, Falls To His Knees At The Drop Of A Hat And Scrapes The Floor To Anyone He Deems To Be Higher; But At The Same Time, He Demands That Someone Lower Than Him Scrape The Floor For Him.