The passage explores the mysterious journey of self-discovery and personal power through the Warrior’s Way, a path rarely considered by the average person. It emphasizes that only a small portion of our total being is needed for awareness and that true power is touched by death, which Doowans use as an adviser. A warrior acts with confidence despite knowing nothing, embracing a completely new life free from past habits. This path, though difficult, was followed by Thunderbird for 40 years, allowing him to develop dual perspectives on reality. He tested his knowledge through mankind’s Four Natural Enemies, progressing from fear to clarity and personal power, now confronting the fourth enemy. A Doowan Warrior teaches the value of acting without expectation, purely for the sake of action. The journey requires imagination, as knowledge is never as clear as one might wish. Unlike ordinary people who see time retreating, warriors uniquely face time head-on, changing their relationship with it.