The world is what it is. It is a den, a pool, a jungle
– of whatever you want to gather around yourself in your enclosure. You make
part, you take distance or you take the role of master or slave, chief or
subject, head or tale. When we react on something occurring in the field of
experience we always do so as head or tail, master or slave. Our reaction to
occurrences in the world is often stimulated by the wish and desires of
assuming mastery of a situation, and this is only natural and good. Still, true
mastery comes with experience and the necessary skills to dominate a situation
with finesse, understanding and elegance and this is as true for a master of
war as it is for a master of wisdom.
But no matter our experience and skill, we all seek to dominate our own life, no matter our lack of excellence in domination, because deep down we all know that mastery is not about domination but about knowing your soul and deepest impulses to such level that you can manoeuvre your life with d…
But no matter our experience and skill, we all seek to dominate our own life, no matter our lack of excellence in domination, because deep down we all know that mastery is not about domination but about knowing your soul and deepest impulses to such level that you can manoeuvre your life with d…