Peace Family, welcome to the brief.

Today I want to talk to you about two different archetypes,

the warrior archetype and the magician.

The essence of the warrior archetype is an embodiment of assertiveness, courage, and strength.

He is the protector and defender ready to confront challenges and adversaries head on.

The warrior looks at challenges and finds purpose in it. If there's a war, then the warrior

is going to move towards that war and prepare himself. The warrior is always looking for a war in life, but not just a bloody war of chaos and violence, a war in the sense of challenge, a way to assert themselves their force and show their usefulness

in their value to society.

The warrior has a certain spirit of calmness but also readiness.

The warrior has the qualities of discipline, decisiveness, and loyalty.

Discipline from the disciplined mind, body, and soul, honed through rigorous training

in practice. In order to be a strong warrior, he has to constantly take themselves through fire.

But as you do that, he developed the habits and retained and you get better and better and better.

Through that practice, developing a disciplined, a very strong mind very

regimented and rigid so if you think about the soldiers and the army and the

calmness that a lot of soldiers have coming out of the army, right?

It is because they have went through routines every single day that allowed them to become a

disciple of that routine gaining consistency and

discipline throughout time. So therefore a warrior has a way of doing things. A

warrior is intelligent in the understanding that everything has its own way.

They have a level of respect for the way of things.

And when you learn how to live life with the warrior's way, then you develop a philosophy for every process.

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