…we don’t have the power to protect ourselves from our own commands. We must learn that. (Fire, 139)

{Seers} are up against great enemies that can destroy their purpose, muddle their aims, and make them weak…also laziness, indolence, and self-importance. (Fire, 167)

The new seers are more resilient. (Fire, 154)

He said that if something came at me in a menacing way I had to adopt a fighting form that he had taught me years before, which consisted of dancing, beating the ground with the tip of my left foot, while I slapped my right thigh vigorously. The fighting form was part of a defense technique used in cases of extreme distress and danger. (Reality, 161)

Spring up with great speed, a form of squatting. (Reality, 202)