This is a guest’s post by John Torres.
Some people are remembered in history while others are not.Warriors are the most commonly well-known individuals throughout history.
Alexander the Great for example is considered to be the greatest conqueror in all of human history. Everybody knows that he became a King at the age of nineteen.
Apart from that fact for the matter, he started a twelve years campaign of nothing other than war.
He would also not be strong enough to survive to see the aftermath of his doings. A youthful man filled with more energy than five men combined, he sought to change the entire planet.
Alexander was more than just a great fighter; he was also a good husband as well.
He had the fury of many madmen yet channeled it in a divine original way.
His greatness comes from being at war for more than a decade of which not many could accomplish in modern times.
Warriors of today yearn to be like the amazing Alexander.
In my philosophy, a warrior is not calm or steady but free of everything, even from him or herself.
Every single great warrior in history has a different soul urge yet somehow they are all similar to some degree.