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W
rite down again what I told you:
The Warrior of the Light needs time to himself. And he uses that time for rest,
contemplation, and contact with the Soul of the World. Even in the midst of a
battle, he manages to meditate.
Occasionally, the Warrior sits down, relaxes, and lets everything that is
happening around him continue to happen. He looks at the world as a spectator,
he does not try to add to it or take away from it, he merely surrenders
unresistingly to the movement of life.
Little by little, everything that seemed complicated begins to become simple.
And the Warrior is glad.

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T
he Warrior of the Light is wary of people who think they know the path.
They are always so confident of their own ability to make decisions that they do
not notice the irony with which destiny writes each life, and they always
complain when the inevitable knocks at the door.
The Warrior of the Light has dreams. His dreams carry him forward. But he
never makes the mistakes of thinking that the way is broad and the gate wide. He
knows that the Universe functions in the same way as alchemy. 
Solve et coagula
said the masters—“Concentrate and disperse your energies according to the
situation.”
There are moments when one should act and moments when one should accept.
The Warrior knows how to distinguish between these moments.

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O
nce he has learned how to use a sword, the Warrior of the Light discovers that
his equipment is still incomplete—he needs armor.
He sets off in search of this armor and he listens to the advice of various
salesmen.
“Use the breastplate of solitude,” says one.
“Use the shield of cynicism,” says another.
“The best armor is not to get involved in anything,” says a third.
The Warrior, however, ignores them. He calmly goes to his sacred place and
puts on the indestructible cloak of faith.
Faith parries all blows. Faith transforms poison into crystal clear water.

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