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If There Is A Central Theme To What I Called "a Peaceful Warrior's Approach To Living," And To The Four Purposes Of Life, It Is That There May Be Innumerable Techniques Or Methods One Can Learn (from The Eastern Spiritual Cultures And From The Western Psychological Tradition), But That Above And Beyond All These Technologies Waits The School Of Everyday Life.

Sometimes Sorrow, Sometimes Joy. But Beneath It All Remember The Innate Perfection Of Your Life Unfolding. That Is The Secret Of Unreasonable Happiness.

There Are Times To Let Things Happen, And Times To Make Things Happen. Now Is That Time. You Will Either Make Things Happen, Watch What Happens, Or Wonder What Happened.

Sometimes I Look Back And Think, "how Did I Write That? The Book Is Smarter Than I Am!" I Have Never Written Strategically, But Rather, Followed The Dictates Of My Muse.

Peaceful Warriors Have The Patience To Wait Until The Mud Settles And The Water Clears. They Remain Unmoving Until The Right Time, So The Right Action Arises By Itself. They Do Not Seek Fulfillment, But Wait With Open Arms To Welcome All Things.