I feel I somehow adopted one of the concepts of a warrior’s life–detachment…it allowed the warrior to pause momentarily to reassess situations, to reconsider situations.

The end result of losing the human form…was not only sought after and coveted sense of detachment but also the elusive task of remembering. (Eagle, 113)

It allows us a moment’s pause, providing that we have the self-discipline and courage to utilize it (being formless). (Eagle, 125)