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he opponent is wise.
Whenever he can, he makes use of the easiest and most effective of his weapons:
gossip. It doesn’t take much effort to use it because others do the work for him.
A few misdirected words can destroy months of dedication, years spent in search
of harmony.
The Warrior of the Light is often the victim of this trick. He does not know
where the blow came from and cannot prove that the gossip is false. Gossip does
not allow him the right to defend himself: it condemns without a trial.
When this happens, he puts up with the consequences and the undeserved
punishment, for, as he well knows, words are powerful. But he suffers in silence
and never uses the same weapon to hit back at his opponent.
The Warrior of the Light is not a coward.

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ou can give a fool a thousand intellects, but the only one he will want is
yours,” says an Arabic proverb. When the Warrior of the Light starts planting his
garden, he notices that his neighbor is there, spying. He likes to give advice on
when to sow actions, when to fertilize thoughts, and water conquests.
If the Warrior listens to what his neighbor is saying, he will end up creating
something that is not his; the garden he is tending will be his neighbor’s idea.
But a true Warrior of the Light knows that every garden has its own mysteries,
which only the patient hand of the gardener can unravel. That is why he prefers
to concentrate on the sun, the rain, and the seasons.
He knows that the fool who gives advice about someone else’s garden is not
tending his own plants.

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n order to fight, you must keep your eyes open and have faithful companions
by your side.
It might happen that someone who was fighting alongside the Warrior of the
Light suddenly becomes his opponent instead.
The Warrior’s first reaction is hatred, but he knows that a blind combatant is lost
in the midst of battle.
And so he tries to see the good things that his former ally did during the time in
which they lived side by side; he tries to understand what led to that sudden
change of attitude, what wounds he had accumulated in his soul. He tries to
discover what made one of them abandon their dialogue.
No one is entirely good or evil; that is what the Warrior thinks when he sees that
he has a new opponent.

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