10 Aug 2004
The Warriors' Philosophy
Warriors' Advantage:
The warriors' advantage is they notice everything, The warriors'
awareness is their advantage. The warriors' advantage is that they restrain
their self importance with the knowledge that reality is an interpretation
that we make.
Warriors' Attributes:
Control, Discipline, Forbearance, Timing, and Will.
Warriors' Behavior:
The Warriors' behavior is dictated by only one thing and that is
impeccability; warriors do no act for profit or reward they act for the spirit.
Warriors' Change:
Warriors know that in order to follow the path of knowledge it is necessary
to change. Warriors must transform themselves, they must reorder the
island of the tonal, they must change their perspective regarding their
individual sense of self.
Warriors' Concern:
Warriors know that they must rechannel the energy normally consumed by Self-Importance so they can use it to face the unknown.
Warriors' Confusion:
Warriors know that confusion is only a mood, the resolution of this
confused state is a matter of the Warriors impeccability.
Warriors' Convincing:
Warriors know that one of the most difficult aspects of the path of
knowledge is simply convincing ourselves that we have unlimited hidden
power; man tends to be dependent, we must be convinced that we can
accomplish the impossible ourselves.
Warriors' Death:
Warriors know they must die a symbolic death; this symbolic dying is the wWarriors ticket to impeccability.
Warriors Defend nothing:
Warriors know that it is only the reason that feels the need to defend
anything: as luminous beings warriors know that they have
nothing to defend and that even the truth requires no defense.
Warriors are never desperate:
Warriors know that to worry is to become unwittingly accessible;
once warriors begin to worry, they cling to anything out of
desperation and that clinging exhausts them and whatever they are
clinging to.
Warriors' Disposition:
Warriors know they must cultivate a light and amenable disposition if they
are to withstand the impact of the path of knowledge.
Warriors' Duty:
Warriors have their duty as warriors and nothing else is important; the
warriors' duty is the impeccable quest for freedom.
Warriors' Emphasis:
The warriors' emphasis is the way warriors prioritize the items on the
island of the tonal; the key to the warriors’ choices; warriors can make
themselves miserable or they can make themselves strong; either way the
amount of work is the same, so the key lies in what one emphasizes; if the
warrior can benefit from anything , it is not from methods but from a
change of emphasis; if we become aware of the need to curtail our self-
importance then that help is real.
Warriors' Energy:
Warriors know that when they curtail self-importance, the energy which
self-importance normally consumes is no longer expended; this increased
energy then becomes the springboard which launches the warriors’
assemblage point on an incredible journey.
Warriors' Equality:
Warriors know that there is no absolute difference between any two persons; some individuals have simply learned to follow the designs of spirit while others have not.
Warriors' Experience:
Warriors know that the experience of experiences is being a warrior, that
what counts is being alive; warriors know that life in itself is sufficient.,
self-explanatory and complete.
Warriors' Sobriety:
The warriors sobriety is the warriors’ internal strength, a sense of
equanimity, a feeling of being at ease; sobriety is a profound bent for
examination and understanding; sobriety is ruthlessness, the opposite of
self-pity and self-importance; sobriety is a position of the assemblage
point.
The Dispassionate Warrior:
Warriors know they must learn to become dispassionate, they
have no business following the ups and downs of the world of
every day life. The warriors' formlessness and completeness facilitate
the ability to remain dispassionate as they function in the world but
not of it.
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