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Never under siege. - Guest - 04-07-2011
A warrior never loses his mind under any circumstances.
A warrior is never under siege. To be under siege implies that one has personal possessions that could be blockaded. A warrior has nothing in the world except his impeccability, and impeccability cannot be threatened. Nonetheless, in a battle for one's life a warrior should strategically use every means available." ~DJM
Never under siege. - Guest - 04-17-2011
datura8 wrote:A warrior never loses his mind under any circumstances.
I like that. It is true, for sure. Anyone that loses their mind, even for a moment, is putting themselves out for hire, so to speak.
Never under siege. - Guest - 04-17-2011
Well this path can make you crazy lol. But a warrior must be sober at all times so they dont lose their mind.
Never under siege. - Nu Lang - 04-18-2011
Good quote!
Our personal possessions will possess us. So to be free of them enables us to perceive as a warrior. A warrior is never under siege. To be under siege is an alert, a warning to look and see that somewhere in one's perception somethign is trying to take possession of them, to find that and release that is what is required. If one does not do this, they will continually be hunted, becasue this is a predatorial universe, and man has a predator. The only way for a warrior to survive as a warrior in this place is to have nothing to defend, no possessions. So this is why personal history is erased. It allows a warrior to be in his/her true mind.
Never under siege. - Nu Lang - 04-18-2011
This also connects to the thread Declaration of Innocence. http://sorcery.yuku.com/topic/3171/The- ... -Innocence
We can view the 42 demon rooms as potentials to be drawn under siege. The gravitational force would be personal history, possession in thoughts which link to ideas of hurt, blame, shame, anger and so on. The reason one would declare innocence is becasue its the only way to pass and be free. Those declarations were of a time over 3,000 years ago, so of course today they could be reworded, but the concept itself still applies.
Never under siege. - Sacateca.sorcery - 05-02-2011
jezebel wrote:datura8 wrote:A warrior never loses his mind under any circumstances.
I like that. It is true, for sure. Anyone that loses their mind, even for a moment, is putting themselves out for hire, so to speak.
Tell that to the sorcereress Josefina
Never under siege. - Guest - 08-21-2019