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Mab tilted her head to one side. “You did not embrace the cold.” “No,” I said. My voice felt rough. Her chin lifted, and her hard, cold eyes flickered in naked, unconcealed pride. “Never once in your life, my Knight, have you taken the easy road. I chose well.”
Battle Ground
Jim Butcher
A large hand closed on his upper arm, and before Baruk could react, Lord Anomander Rake stepped forward. “I offer my services as second,” he said loudly. He met Rallick’s eyes. The assassin betrayed nothing, not once looking at Baruk. He answered Rake’s offer with a nod. “Perhaps,” Turban Orr sneered, “the two strangers know each other.” “We’ve never met,” Rake said. “However, I find myself instinctively sharing his distaste for your endless talk, Councilman. Thus I seek to avoid a Council debate on who will be this man’s second. Shall we proceed?”
Gardens of the Moon
Steven Erikson
The difference is that when your consciousness is not centered within, it becomes totally focused on the objects of consciousness. When you are a centered being, however, your consciousness is always aware of being conscious.
The Untethered Soul
Michael A. Singer
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