Woke Up With My .45, Fell In Love With A Cadillac. Toungue Turn Flips Like An Acrobat.

Fear has no place in the mind of a warrior. Fear is a killer, it dulls the senses and jumbles the mind. Fear causes a distraction when you need your calm. Fear comes from not knowing something, so get to know it, Be quick and calm with your mind, see it with your mind and have no fear, but understanding, and thus you can master anything.

Pain must become pleasure, it must remind us of our great strength. Do NOT block it out, but become one with it.

A warrior acknowledges his pain but he doesn't indulge in it.
The mood of the warrior who enters into the unknown is not one of
sadness; on the contrary, he's joyful because he feels humbled by
his great fortune, confident that his spirit is impeccable, and
above all, fully aware of his efficiency. A warrior's joyfulness
comes from having accepted his fate, and from having truthfully
assessed what lies ahead of him.

Compassion and Mercy are honorable, but a warrior must never forget his mission and creed. Be quick in the kill, that is our Mercy. Be passionate in battle and strike with your heart, that is our compassion.


A warrior must focus his attention on the link between
himself and his death. Without remorse or sadness or worrying, he
must focus his attention on the fact that he does not have time and
let his acts flow accordingly. He must let each of his acts be his
last battle on earth. Only under those conditions will his acts
have their rightful power. Otherwise they will be, for as long as
he lives, the acts of a fool.

The self-confidence of the warrior is not the self-confidence
of the average man. The average man seeks certainty in the eyes of
the onlooker and calls that self-confidence. The warrior seeks
impeccability in his own eyes and calls that humbleness. The
average man is hooked to his fellow men, while the warrior is hooked
only to infinity.