To duelists among duelists-majindavid


A new level-Majin
  This is my first time even writing to pojo and I hope this gets 
  posted. First off, I must intro myself, I am majindavid, a college 
  kid from Chicago and I’m 19… that are enough, on to the article. 
  This whole thing is about a feeling a duelist gets once he or she 
  reaches a level that some have called “duelist nirvana” or something 
  like that. It’ this type of continuous of your skill level through 
  experience. You feel total different and as a result, your dueling 
  tactics change. My friends and I have always called it “leveling 
  up”; we view this change as a group of strong duelist, fighting to 
  the finish, pulling out all the stops just to defeat the others. 
  The catch is none are even going to win this duel. See, in these 
  fights, everyone goes back and forward over and over again sooner 
  or later, one or more of theses duelists reaches a level of play 
  where every move seems two turns too slow. It allows you to play with 
  calm and head until your next true challenge appears. Every duelist 
  has had it or will have it in the coming year but that’s not the point 
  of my typing. My point is that, we all evolve naturally and at our 
  own pace. If your hands shake or you feel over whelmed during a duel 
  for a card, for fun, for whatever, once you step it up a level, all 
  of that fear and doubt fade away.
Some people I know tell me that they have never felt such a thing. I’ve 
been playing since this game came out and I’ve “leveled-up” for my second 
time two weeks ago. If you have never felt it, maybe you’re playing for 
the wrong reasons, or maybe you haven’t focused enough of you mind into 
the game. Our minds gradually gain power to more we use them. In any game 
or practice were you have to concentrate, you’re gaining more and more 
of your abilities, and it’s only natural. You’ll feel, bored of the current 
game or like you’re the only serious duelist out there. You will begin to 
search for a challenge and when you find that one or eight people on the 
same field of play as you… you may lose, but if you think about it, that 
is going to prove itself as being your purpose along.
Dueling comes from the heart, just like everything else serious that you 
do will come from. If you feel anger or a negative feeling when you hear 
“it’s only a game” then you are on your way to a form of enlightenment. 
I have yet to lose but I do not become arrogant. Arrogance only leads to 
defeat. Well, I’ll be writing a lot more, and I have tons to say, I’m open 
to emails: majindavid@yahoo.com And I’m searching for my next (hopefully)
true opponent…pook, I would like to duel you at the next regional, nationals, 
championships, whatever, as long as I can face up..
-Majin