12-17-2008, 12:00 AM
dreamways wrote:
grandspeculator wrote:
seeitall wrote:
Great quote for those prone to argument and speculation...
The bottom line on the warrior's way/sobriety is that it is plain old pragmatism, as scientific and physically oriented as anything modern man could
engineer. The one vulnerability it has is the same as any other school of thought, it can fall prey to a practitioner's lack of knowledge - that's
why it needs to be followed up with education, so the warrior can become a "man of knowledge."
More than education, one needs guidance of one that transversed the path. At the very least to avoid the pitfalls.
grandspeculator wrote:
seeitall wrote:
Great quote for those prone to argument and speculation...
The bottom line on the warrior's way/sobriety is that it is plain old pragmatism, as scientific and physically oriented as anything modern man could
engineer. The one vulnerability it has is the same as any other school of thought, it can fall prey to a practitioner's lack of knowledge - that's
why it needs to be followed up with education, so the warrior can become a "man of knowledge."
More than education, one needs guidance of one that transversed the path. At the very least to avoid the pitfalls.