Crows Are Not Always Available To Give

A Warrior Thinks Of Death When Things Become Unclear. The Idea Of Death Is The Only Thing That Tempers Our Spirit.

A Warrior Takes His Lot, Whatever It May Be, And Accepts It In Ultimate Humbleness. He Accepts In Humbleness What He Is, Not As A Grounds For Regret But As A Living Challenge.

Discipline, As Understood By A Warrior, Is Creative, Open, And Produces Freedom. It Is The Ability To Face The Unknown, Transforming The Feeling Of Knowing Into Reverent Astonishment; Of Considering Things That Exceed The Scope Of Our Habits, And Daring To Face The Only War That Is Worthwhile: The Battle For Awareness.

Personal History Must Be Constantly Renewed By Telling Parents, Relatives, And Friends Everything One Does. On The Other Hand, For The Warrior Who Has No Personal History, No Explanations Are Needed; Nobody Is Angry Or Disillusioned With His Acts. And Above All, No One Pins Him Down With Their Thoughts And Their Expectations.

Tonight In Your Dreams You Must Look At Your Hands.