We
have been conditioned by the world to live and die with barely a
whimper. I visit the graves of our fathers and their fathers and all
that remains is a few stories tucked away in a memory that soon,
itself, will be gone. In the end all that remains, mostly, is the
wind that blows our ashes from one place to another. We live in a
world whose coded behaviors soften us, making us forget our initial
impulse, until we look into the mirror and hardly recognize our
spirit looking back.
We
come into this world in a struggle. By denying our essential
tendencies, society robs us of our warring heritage that was gifted
to us to transform us into magical beings. I chose to live my life
in motion, provoking tensions, then discharging them into explosive
bursts of celebration. I am ever mindful that I cannot be at my very
best under any condition other than maximum tension. I shout my
intent to the world, or I remain silent, forever reflecting the ebb
and flow of the universe.
To be
a warrior one must ever be harmonious with the flow, never to pause
in mid-stream to make a futile attempt at creating an impossible
peace. From the moment I exploded into being until I pass beyond, I
live in the flow. Only my commitment to the incessant struggle
aligns me with the flow, leaving me the gift of a profound sense of
harmony with all things.
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