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H
itler may have lost the war on the battlefield, but he ended up winning
something too,” says Marek Halter, “because man in the twentieth century
created the concentration camp and revived torture and taught his fellow men
that it is possible to close their eyes to the misfortunes of others.”
Perhaps he is right: There are abandoned children, massacred civilians, innocent
people imprisoned, lonely old people, drunks in the gutter, madmen in power.
But perhaps he isn’t right at all, for there are also Warriors of the Light.
And Warriors of the Light never accept what is unacceptable.

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T
he Warrior of the Light never forgets the old saying: The good little goat
doesn’t bleat.
Injustices happen. Everyone finds themselves in situations they do not deserve,
usually when they are unable to defend themselves. Defeat often knocks at the
Warrior’s door.
At such times, he remains silent. He does not waste energy on words, because
they can do nothing. He knows it is best to use his strength to resist and have
patience, knowing that Someone is watching, Someone who saw the unnecessary
suffering and who will not accept it.
That Someone gives him what he most needs: time. Sooner or later, everything
will once more work in his favor.
A Warrior of the Light is wise; he does not talk about his defeats.

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sword may not last very long, but the Warrior of the Light must.
That is why he never allows himself to be deceived by his own abilities and
therefore avoids being taken by surprise. He gives each thing the value it
deserves.
Often, when the Warrior is pondering grave matters, the devil whispers in his
ear: “Don’t worry about that, it’s not important.”
At others, when he is faced by banalities, the devil says to him: “You should
pour all your energies into resolving this situation.”
The Warrior does not listen to what the devil is telling him; he is the master of
his sword.

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