The 13
Powers of a Noble Warrior
1.
Faith: the
surrender of ego to divine will, “Thy will be done.” This
knowingness of intuition overcomes the fear of self-doubt
and catalyzes trust in spirit.
2. Boldness: “Whatever you can do or whatever you can dream you can begin it. For boldness has genius, power and magic in it”. Goethe
3. Inquiry: The passion to penetrate deep into what is righteous and good for all concerned.
4. Nobility: to be free of pettiness and the entanglements of needless desires.
5. Freedom: The knowingness of our direct connectedness with God and the manifestation of our free wills as co creators of a bliss filled existence.
6. Discernment: The gift of right action balanced by heart felt feelings and intelligent reasoning, as Van Morrison put it, “when my heart can do my thinking and my head begins to feel that is when I can look at the world anew and know what’s truly real.”
7. Trust: To walk your talk and be the shining example of your own manifest fate and destiny.
8. Clarity: Seeing clearly and hearing distinctly the language of nature and the inherent connectedness with all things.
9. Perseverance: Patience and fortitude leading to a relaxed state of calmness and sensibility.
10. Reliability: Depth of character and projection of beauty, truth and goodness in all situations.
11. Openness: Turning the other cheek and allowing all opinions to be heard, all while standing in this light of compassion.
12. Oneness: Honoring the gratitude for the gifts of sharing and being an intimate part of a universe of divinely inspired cosmic events.
13. Humility and Modesty: Overcoming the egotistical fall of impatience and laziness and humbly surrendering to the courageous insights of personal responsibility to the spiritual world.
2. Boldness: “Whatever you can do or whatever you can dream you can begin it. For boldness has genius, power and magic in it”. Goethe
3. Inquiry: The passion to penetrate deep into what is righteous and good for all concerned.
4. Nobility: to be free of pettiness and the entanglements of needless desires.
5. Freedom: The knowingness of our direct connectedness with God and the manifestation of our free wills as co creators of a bliss filled existence.
6. Discernment: The gift of right action balanced by heart felt feelings and intelligent reasoning, as Van Morrison put it, “when my heart can do my thinking and my head begins to feel that is when I can look at the world anew and know what’s truly real.”
7. Trust: To walk your talk and be the shining example of your own manifest fate and destiny.
8. Clarity: Seeing clearly and hearing distinctly the language of nature and the inherent connectedness with all things.
9. Perseverance: Patience and fortitude leading to a relaxed state of calmness and sensibility.
10. Reliability: Depth of character and projection of beauty, truth and goodness in all situations.
11. Openness: Turning the other cheek and allowing all opinions to be heard, all while standing in this light of compassion.
12. Oneness: Honoring the gratitude for the gifts of sharing and being an intimate part of a universe of divinely inspired cosmic events.
13. Humility and Modesty: Overcoming the egotistical fall of impatience and laziness and humbly surrendering to the courageous insights of personal responsibility to the spiritual world.