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always believe everything anyone tells me and I’m always disappointed,” his
companion says.
A Warrior of the Light is not afraid of disappointments because he knows the
power of his sword and the strength of his love. It is important to trust people.
However, he imposes certain limits: It is one thing to accept God’s signs and to
know that the angels use the mouths of other people to give us advice. It is quite
another to be incapable of making decisions and to be always looking for ways
of letting others tell us what we should do.
A Warrior trusts other people because, first and foremost, he trusts himself.

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he Warrior of the Light views life with tenderness and determination.
He stands before a mystery, whose solution he will one day find. Every so often,
he says to himself: “This life is absolutely insane.”
He is right. In surrendering to the miracle of the everyday, he notices that he
cannot always foresee the consequences of his actions. Sometimes he acts
without even knowing that he is doing so, he saves someone without even
knowing he is saving them, he suffers without even knowing why he is sad.
Yes, life is insane. But the great wisdom of the Warrior lies in choosing his
insanity wisely.

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T
he Warrior of the Light studies the two columns on either side of the door he
is trying to open.
One is called Fear and the other is called Desire. The Warrior looks at the
column of Fear and on it is written: “You are entering a dangerous, unfamiliar
world where everything you have learned up until now will prove useless.”
The Warrior looks at the column of Desire and on it is written: “You are about to
leave a familiar world wherein are stored all the things you ever wanted and for
which you struggled long and hard.”
The Warrior smiles because nothing frightens him and nothing holds him. With
the confidence of one who knows what he wants, he opens the door.

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