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A warrior of the light often becomes
discouraged.
He thinks that nothing contains the
emotions he hoped to awaken. Many afternoons and nights he is forced
to remain sustaining a position he has conquered, without any new
event to bring him back his enthusiasm.
His friends comment: "perhaps
the fight is over."
The warrior feels pain and confusion
upon hearing these comments, for he knows he has not yet come as
far as he wished. But he is stubborn, and does not abandon that
which he set out to do.
Then, when he least expects it, a
new door opens.
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The warrior of the light knows: everyone
is afraid of each other.
This fear can generally be seen in
two forms: through aggression, or through submission. They are two
sides of the same problem.
That is why, upon being confronted
by a someone who inspires terror, the warrior recalls: the other
man is just as insecure. He has overcome similar obstacles, and
has lived the same problems.
But he knows how to deal with the
situation better. Why? Because he uses fear as a motor, not as a
brake.
Thus the warrior learns from his opponent,
and acts in the same way.
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