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Warrior of the Light cannot always choose his battlefield.
Sometimes, in the middle of battles not of his choosing, he is taken by surprise,
but there is no point in running away. Those battles will merely follow him.
Then, at the point when conflict seems almost inevitable, the Warrior talks to his
opponent. Showing neither fear nor cowardice, he tries to find out why the other
man wants to fight, what made him leave his village in order to seek him out to
fight this duel. Without even unsheathing his sword, the Warrior persuades his
opponent that this is not a fight for him.
A Warrior of the Light listens to what his opponent has to say. He only fights if
absolutely necessary.

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T
he Warrior of the Light is terrified when making important decisions.
“This is too much for you,” says a friend. “Go on, be brave,” says another. And
so his doubts grow.
After some days of anxiety, he withdraws to the corner of his tent where he
usually sits to meditate and pray. He sees himself in the future. He sees the
people who will benefit or be harmed by his attitude. He does not want to cause
pointless suffering, but nor does he want to abandon the path.
The Warrior allows the decision to reveal itself.
If he has to say “yes,” he will say it bravely. If he has to say “no,” he will say it
without a trace of cowardice.

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A
Warrior of the Light accepts his Personal Legend completely.
His companions say: “He has remarkable faith!”
For a moment, the Warrior feels proud, then immediately feels ashamed of what
he has heard because he does not have as much faith as he appears to have.
At that moment, his angel whispers: “You are only an instrument of the Light.
There is no reason to feel proud or to feel guilty. There are only reasons to feel
happy.”
And the Warrior of the Light, aware now that he is but an instrument, feels
calmer and more secure.

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