The warrior of light sometimes behave like water,
flowing around the obstacles he encounters.
Occasionally, resisting might mean being destroyed,
and so he adapts to the circumstances.
He accepts without complaint that
the stones along the path hinders his way
across the mountains.
Therein lies the strength of water:
it cannot be shattered by a hammer or wounded by a knife.
The strongest sword in the world cannot scar its surface.
The waters of a river adapt themselves
to whatever route proves possible,
but the river never forgets its one objective:
The Sea.
So fragile at its source,
it gradually gathers the strength
of the other rivers it encounters.
And, after a certain point,
its power is absolute.
~~~ Manual of the Warrior of Light, Paulo Coelho ~~~
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