Just as all would-be mystics long to find one who actually is,
so too do those who don't know The Secret believe that it exists without.

One day one man announced to the whole world: "Quit your whining -- to varying degrees, everyone 'feels bad.'"
And several lions, eagles, and elephants knowingly nodded their agreement,
saying: "Hey!"

Who does a hero have to talk about but himself
and about whom is he less likely to do so?

How would a fully realized hero come to have a hero
and why would one who knows the meaning of life seek any lesser knowledge?

The hottest new conflict is between two architectural schools of philosophy:
one of which holds that only the penthouses are of significance,
and all lower floors worthy of little note;
while the opposition claims that it is the bottom, supporting levels
that are of singular importance, for without them
the higher stories could not even exist.

The Sensation Of Movement & Travel:
The ordinary can feel so through criticism and complaining.

Once you realize the odds in the Hero's Game,
between the individual few and the collective many,
you then understand the predictable condition of the "warrior-as-recluse"
a solitary figure within himself.

One man named his emotions "Thoughts, Jr.,"
only to be topped by his brother who named his thoughts "Emotions, Jr."

Legend says there was once an extreme mystical order
who believed that any talk was a form of whining.
If a warrior gets in a spitting contest with anyone – he loses.