The Spiritual Warrior has enthusiasm for all things. When you open to the Spirit, Its energy pours through you, and you regain the wonder and awe of life.

The Spiritual Warrior understands all things. This doesn't mean you can explain everything that is going on within you; you just have to awaken to your experience of it. Then understanding appears.

If you want to know what is going on, if you want to awaken to Spirit more and more in your life, put on the armor of the Spiritual Warrior. That armor is loving, caring, sharing, prosperity, abundance, riches, health, wealth, happiness... inside of you. When you have those qualities inside, they radiate out. Everyone benefits from them.

As a Spiritual Warrior, you must realize that there is no substance to upsetting emotions and fantasies. Instead of indulging the past, and making yourself a slave to it, through observation you will confront the upset and guilt of the past and stop it here and now. Most people think that when these thoughts occur to them, they have to do something about them: They have to explain, justify, feel guilt. But there is nothing you have to do except observe.

As a Spiritual Warrior, you must get the intention of progression very clear. I say it this way: "I am keeping my eyes on you, Lord, only on you."

The Spiritual Warrior's greatest foe is the sense of lack and separation and the resulting desire to obtain control over what cannot be controlled. Unconditional love and acceptance cannot be controlled. Each person must come to terms with them so that they love and accept every part of themselves, positive and negative. It takes great courage to see the face of God, because you must see your own face first.

A Spiritual Warrior does not take an outer stance or position. They are as flexible as the wind and as steady as the North Star. They maintain their loving approach to all things by always acting upon inner strength and purpose.

Rather than seek, the Spiritual Warrior is open to each experience serving a greater good and cooperating with the highest good available.

The master addiction is control. It is not lack of courage that keeps us from moving forward, as most people think; it is the fear of losing control. The Spiritual Warrior can overcome addictions by surrendering control and confronting inner enemies by embracing them like ones own children who are misguided and looking for loving discipline from the one who has control. By being the master of acceptance, cooperation, understanding, empathy and enthusiasm.

People question life but that is not the correct approach. The Spiritual Warriors watch how life questions them. And underneath it all the answer will always be, "Have I loved to my capacity today?" That is the answer to questions for every millennium. "How can I love more this day? How can I give more than I take?"