Ok, so I've been considering how to do this, and how to record everything accurately.
Thus far I've presented the blog as a sort of exploration into the nature of a warrior. I have been wanting to explore different takes on the warrior: culturally, spiritually, physically, etc.
But I also want to put my own take on things. Due to shortage of time I'll have to finish writing this later, and explain it more fully
- possible tags: "posts relative to this blog", "important posts relative to the nature of this blog", etc
---continuing where I left off: July 28 ---
What has seeped into this blog are some of my own thoughts. Those are good things, but this blog will just be about understanding and interpreting other warrior ideas/ideology. My own personal take on things will be elsewhere.
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Sunday, July 20, 2008
Friday, June 20, 2008
Objective & Purpose of The Warrior Shrine
The objective and purpose of this blog is to create a shrine to the nature of being a warrior. We will be looking at numerous aspects of "being a warrior", as such a phrase/term is inherently vague. We will look at both the physical, more concrete aspects of warriorship, as well as the more abstract, psychological and even spiritual dimensions. There is no set "end" in mind, as this will be an ongoing study - in this way a Blog is a suitable medium.
Foreseeable topics/posts:
- What is Courage?
- Discussion of relevant literature
- Connections to Leadership
- Connections to Masculinity/Femininity
- Relations to Spirituality and Religion
- The nature of Discipline
- Warriors and Enemies - how do these two concepts relate?
- Sports + Athletics
- Aggression, Force, Drive, Willpower
- Peace, Tranquility, Harmony
Finally: I know I'm speaking somewhat formally now, but that may change over time as well.
Foreseeable topics/posts:
- What is Courage?
- Discussion of relevant literature
- Connections to Leadership
- Connections to Masculinity/Femininity
- Relations to Spirituality and Religion
- The nature of Discipline
- Warriors and Enemies - how do these two concepts relate?
- Sports + Athletics
- Aggression, Force, Drive, Willpower
- Peace, Tranquility, Harmony
Finally: I know I'm speaking somewhat formally now, but that may change over time as well.
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