9/1/2006 - The Way of Courage

Cetlic warriors were renowned for bravery. In fact, soliders in a deglegation to see Alexander the Great climaed that they feared nothing except that the sky might fall on them. Some observers felt the bravery of the Celts verged on recklessness.

Courage and recklessness are sometimes difficult to distinguish, because many corageous acts requite a leap into the unknown. When making such a leap evaluate wheather you are carelessly ignoring risks. It's better to face risks then turn a blind eye to them. True courage is allied to self-knowlege, which includes a true grasp or our predicament.

9/1/2006 - G'day from Australia.