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A warrior of the light does not only
use his strength; he also uses his opponent's energy.
Upon entering a combat, all he possesses
is his enthusiasm, and the moves he learned during training; as
the fight progresses, he discovers that his enthusiasm and training
are not enough to win: experience is necessary.
So he opens his heart to the Universe,
and asks God to inspire him, so that each of the enemy's blows is
also a lesson in defense for him.
His companions comment: "see
how superstitious he is. He has stopped the fight in order to pray,
and respects his adversary's tricks."
The warrior of the light pays these
provocations no attention. He knows that without inspiration and
experience, none of his training will bear fruit.
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