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he Warrior of the Light is now waking from his dream.
He thinks: “I do not know how to deal with this light that is making me grow.”
The light, however, does not disappear.
The Warrior thinks: “Changes must be made that I do not feel like making.”
The light remains, because “feel” is a word full of traps.
Then the eyes and heart of the Warrior begin to grow accustomed to the light. It
no longer frightens him and he finally accepts his own Legend, even if this
means running risks.
The Warrior has been asleep for a long time. It is only natural that he should
wake up very gradually.

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he experienced fighter puts up with insults; he knows the strength of his fist
and the skill of his blows. Confronted by an unprepared opponent, he looks deep
into his eyes and conquers him without ever having to resort to a physical fight.
As the Warrior learns from his spiritual master, the light of faith shines in his
eyes and he does not need to prove anything to anyone. He is not bothered by his
opponent’s aggressive arguments which say that God is a superstition, that
miracles are just tricks, that believing in angels is running away from reality.
Like the fighter, the Warrior of the Light is aware of his own immense strength;
he never fights with anyone who does not deserve the honor of combat.

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he Warrior of the Light must always remember the five rules of combat, set
down by Chuan Tzu three thousand years ago:
Faith
Before going into battle, you must believe in the reasons for the fight.
Companions
Choose your allies and learn to fight in company, for no one ever
won a war singlehandedly.
Time
A battle in winter is different from a battle in summer; a good Warrior is
careful to select the right moment to begin a fight.
Space
One does not fight in the same way in a mountain pass as one would on a
plain. Think about your surroundings and how best to move around in them.
Strategy
The best Warrior is the one who plans his fight.

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