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Warrior of the Light is never in a hurry.
Time works in his favor; he learns to master his impatience and avoids acting
without thinking.
By walking slowly, he becomes aware of the firmness of his step. He knows that
he is taking part in a decisive moment in the history of humanity and that he
needs to change himself before he can transform the world. That is why he
remembers the words of Lanza del Vasto: “A revolution takes time to settle in.”
A Warrior never picks fruit while it is still green.

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A
Warrior of the Light needs both patience and speed.
The two worst strategic mistakes to make are acting prematurely and letting an
opportunity slip. To avoid this, the Warrior treats each situation as if it were
unique and never resorts to formulae, recipes, or other people’s opinions.
The caliph Moauiyat asked Omr Ben Al-Aas the secret of his great political
skills:
“I never get involved in something without having first worked out my retreat.
Then again, I have never gone into a situation and immediately wanted to run
straight out again.”

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A
Warrior of the Light often loses heart.
He believes that nothing can stir in him the emotion he desires. He is forced to
spend many nights feeling that he is one of the vanquished, and nothing seems
able to restore his enthusiasm.
His friends say: “Perhaps his fight is over.”
The Warrior feels pain and confusion when he hears such remarks because he
knows that he has not yet reached the place he wanted to reach. But he is
stubborn and refuses to relinquish his aims.
Then, when he least expects it, a new door opens.

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