The best doesn't become the best by accident, nor legends do become so by chance.
They somehow manage to put aside the things of this world for then to achieve what most in the world they cannot, instead dreaming about.
These do not think like the majority who are quick to follow the crowd, agree with others and therefore carry on the established ways of doing things. Some, rather, try to do things uniquely or differently, simply because they instinctively notice that what they're experiencing is not correct, real and/or the best way to do something.
Seeing pleasure as a natural consequence of the journey they're already on that, in itself, defines their existence. This is because the true warrior has moral obligations to meet in order to maintain a beautiful society.
There's more to it than what's spoken or covered up, rather, there's a complex network of energy systems that interact with each other constantly. We, in most cases, subconsciously pick up and decipher these energy patterns, which, intern, have huge implications on our mind and body, therefore our everyday lives.
Feeling this energy emulating from within some might come to look at what others call "sin" like usefulness to improve their own well-being and direction by using them to manage this system, over, the masses who have been indoctrinated into avoiding the truth that; what we do is not who we are.
A truth deep down very well known however it's only the strong who become warriors, as such, most will not go further than the mental block they hit when considering such challenging ideas. They will, therefore, continue to chase material things of the world never receiving the gift from nature that is their right to possess, destiny's control
These warriors are not born, they are made by their own blood, sweat and tears.
Peace is not something you wish for; is something you make, something you do; something you are and something you give away.
