Worry is a figment of the imagination, the mind on fast forward, spinning intricate tales of woe. A warrior knows that worry is an energy thief, a by-product of life upon that earth. And so, a warrior steps away from worry. Shielding the self from its sneaky approach, a warrior stands aside and looks in a different direction. For the warrior knows that there is something else that is more important and that worry comes to distract from it, to confuse the mind and distance the heart.

When worry comes the warrior refuses it and turns instead to the path of heart and compassion where the worry thief dare not tread. For the heart allows only that which is positive and good into its chambers. There are no worries in the chambers of the heart, for only the language of truth is spoken there, only that which truly has heart.

The way of the warrior is the way of the compassionate heart. Seek to be compassionate in everything you do, everywhere you go, and with everyone you meet. Whether alone or in a crowd arouse compassion within and experience it without. Compassion will naturally grow and be nurtured by this constant awakening and experiencing of its innate goodness and your life will advance along new lines of communication, in silence, in spoken words, and in every action you take.

There are no absolutes. Try as we might we cannot control, hinder, or hold anything to a finite point. All of life is fluid and in constant motion. We too must learn to flow with life. In a constant state of flux we are ready for anything, able to turn with the tides, to light with the sun and moon, to slumber with the darkness. All life becomes a journey of exploration when we relax and flow with it. This is the lesson we learn as we join in the energy of life in flux. The only absolute is that we exist here, for the time we live. Beyond that we control nothing.

There are no obstructions.
There are no obstructions.
There are no obstructions.

Remember this as you go about your day and every time you think that something is impossible or improbable.

There are no obstructions.

A warrior knows that all beings have a compassionate heart and that all beings are capable of kindness. But a warrior also knows that the human animal must be fully known and contended with if true compassion and kindness are to be experienced and utilized. A warrior knows how capable the human animal is of keeping secrets, especially about what is untenable to know and accept about the self. A warrior knows that the deeper secrets about the self, what lies in the shadow self, must be fully known and contended with if one is to truly own and have available the innate compassion and kindness that lies at the heart of every human being. A warrior knows that all that one is must be revealed for the true virtues of compassion and kindness to fully arise and be utilized for the good of the self and the good of all. A warrior knows that to become a compassionate and kind being is a noble goal, but that to truly be so virtuous, without ego or need, one must do the work of the self first. Only then will a life of true compassionate service be fully available and experienced. Only a true warrior, one who has done the deeper work of the self, knows what it truly means that to give is better than to receive.