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Meditation for Monday – April 5, 2010 The Manner Of Victory Is Determined According To The Opponent. (Sun Tzu – Art of War) Manner – A way of doing, being done, or happening; mode of action. Victory – A success or triumph over an opponent. The ultimate and decisive superiority in any battle or conquest. [...]

Meditation for Sunday – April 4, 2010 The Victorious Military Is First Victorious And After That Does Battle. The Defeated Military First Does Battle And After That Seeks Victory. (Sun Tzu – Art of War) Victory – A success or triumph over an opponent. The ultimate and decisive superiority in any battle or conquest. Military [...]

Meditation for Saturday – April 3, 2010 Seek Victory, Not Conquest. (Sun Tzu – Art of War) Seek – To go in search or quest of.  To try to find or discover by searching or questioning.  To try to obtain. Victory – A success or triumph over an opponent.  The ultimate and decisive superiority in [...]

Meditation for Friday – April 2, 2010 Even Virtues Become Vulnerabilities When Taken To An Extreme. (Sun Tzu – Art of War) Virtue – Moral excellence; goodness; righteousness.  Conformity of one’s life and conduct to moral and ethical principles. Become – Change, or grow to be. Vulnerability – Capable of or susceptible to being wounded [...]

Meditation for Thursday – April 1, 2010 When In Battle, Use The Orthodox To Engage And Use The Extraordinary To Attain Victory. (Sun Tzu – Art of War) Battle – A hostile encounter or engagement between opposing forces.  Any conflict or struggle. Use – To employ for some purpose; put into service; make use of.  [...]

Meditation for Wednesday – March 31, 2010 Victory Can Be Discerned, But Not Manufactured. (Sun Tzu – Art of War) Victory – A success or triumph over an opponent.  The ultimate and decisive superiority in any battle or conquest. Discern- To perceive by the sight or some other sense or by the intellect.  To distinguish [...]

Meditation for Tuesday – March 30, 2010 Vulnerability Is A Matter Of Having Gaps. (Sun Tzu – Art of War) Vulnerability – Degree to which one is capable of or susceptible to being wounded or hurt. One’s openness to attack, criticism, temptation, etc. Opennes to assault. An inability to defend one’s self. Matter – Something [...]

Meditation for Monday – March 29, 2010 Invincibility Is In One’s Self Vulnerability Is In One’s Opponent. (Sun Tzu – Art of War) Invincibility – Ability for one to be incapable of being conquered, defeated, or subdued.  Ability to be insurmountable. Self – A person or thing referred to with respect to complete individuality. Vulnerability [...]

Meditation for Sunday – March 28, 2010 Those Who’s Generals Are Able And Not Constrained By Their Governments Are Victorious. (Sun Tzu – Art of War) Those- Used to indicate one or more persons of a group. Who – Used to indicate which person or persons. General – A ranking leader, usually in a military [...]

Meditation for Saturday – March 27, 2010 Those Who Face The Unprepared With Preparation Are Victorious. (Sun Tzu – Art of War) Those- Used to indicate one or more persons of a group. Who – Used to indicate which person or persons. Face – To look toward or in the direction of.  To confront directly.  [...]