I think the best warriors are honest about their strengths and weakness. First and foremost to themselves and to others if it can give them an advantage.
I agree TransJ, we should not appear what we're not. But neither should we succumb to despair nor blair out to the world our weaknesses for approval, understanding and pity.
"Not buoyed up by praise nor cast down by blame . . . such a one is dear to Me."
(Bhagavad Gita, 12:18-19)
"The whole universe is but a handful of clay in His grasp."
I agree TransJ, we should not appear what we're not. But neither should we succumb to despair nor blair out to the world our weaknesses for approval, understanding and pity.
"Not buoyed up by praise nor cast down by blame . . . such a one is dear to Me."
