If There Is Always Light, You Don’t

The Principle Of Martial Arts Is Not A Thing That Can Be Learned, Like A Science, By Fact-finding And Instruction In Facts. It Has To Grow Spontaneously, Like A Flower, In A Mind Free From Emotions And Desires.

A Good Martial Artist Does Not Become Tense, But Ready. Not Thinking, Yet Not Dreaming. Ready For Whatever May Come. When The Opponent Expands, I Contract; And When He Contracts, I Expand. And When There Is An Opportunity, "i" Do Not Hit, "it" Hits All By Itself.

If Your Opponent Is At A Distance, Kick Him In The Groin. If He Gets Close, Poke Him In The Eyes, Bring Up Your Knee, Pop Him With An Elbow, Dig A Corkscrew Punch To His Stomach.

The Poorer We Are Inwardly, The More We Try To Enrich Ourselves Outwardly.

Fluidity Is The Way To An Empty Mind. You Must Free Your Ambitious Mind And Learn The Art Of Dying.