In most cases, it’s not what you do but what you don’t do that delivers you to a state of personal power.

When a not-doing comes upon you, and there is no reflection of yourself to be found, many things can and will be related back to you as knowledge, yet you have no way of knowing how you assimilated that wisdom.

Stalking is a very difficult art to come to terms with, for in reality, you can’t apply yourself to it. This art inevitably has to apply itself to you.

Your journey is at hand and you are responsible.

In the end we are the sum total of our doings and we will be faced by those doings at the moment of our death. Or is it our death in every moment that we live that faces us with what we do?

Our essential task is to deliver a method of stalking shadow attention so as to free humanity from that influence.

Constant renewal is the only internally vibrant point of reference that we can truly recapitulate, via the fact that we wait for it to manifest as an arrival that has wisdom encased within it, instead of a subjective injection that reflects one’s wants and needs, which may be socially bound to what is incorrect.

In shamanism it is not the jaguar or the crow that has meaning, it is what follows from whatever you view as an energetic transfer.

Adaptation without corruption is the key to personal power.

The old Oriental shamans had a much different view when they recalled the movements of kung fu.