How is Kung Fu Power Different that Karate Power?

Newsletter 881

Comparing the Power of Karate to the Power of Kung Fu

The instructors in Karate and Kung Fu
don’t tell you what I am about to tell you.
The reason is simple,
they don’t know,
or if they do know,
they don’t really understand.
Which is to say they surround it in mystical terms.
With Matrixing,
of course,
there are no mystical terms.
There is only the real science of the martial arts.

So,
power in karate comes from:
sinking the weight
thrusting the weight
turning the hips

This is simple stuff,
most instructors might know one or two of these things,
never all three…
AND THEY DON’T KNOW HOW TO USE THEM TO CREATE THE FOURTH POWER!
chi.

But this is covered in depth in The Master Instructor’s course.
For here and now,
let it suffice to say
that every move should have these three items,
and in the proper mix.

Now,
power in Kung Fu is similar:
dropping the weight
thrusting the weight
turning the whole body

It’s funny,
the two arts have the same principles
but they are different in a super major aspect.
That aspect is turning the hips (karate)
versus turning the whole body (Kung Fu)

Karate tends to turn the hips in a tight area.
putting the body weight into the strike very efficiently.

Kung Fu turns the whole body,
which includes the hips,
in a larger area.

Now,
don’t get me wrong,
there are going to be some arts
some techniques,
which overlap in this analysis.
And there is a simplicity here
which might be misleading.

But if you look at Shaolin on youtube,
and I use Shaolin as the example because it is considered
(by many)
to be the grandfather of the martial arts,
you will often find the body spinning in a large circle.
Sometimes it will end in a stance with an explosion,
but the power was generated by spinning the whole body,
then condensing the power manufactured in the spin
and sticking it into the technique.

I have come across descriptions of Shaolin
which talk about the axis of the body
(the centerline of north and south pole,
or crown and anus)
spinning,
and the rest of the body being a ‘flag.’
And this then gets real mystical.
I recommend Tai Chi Touchstones,
if you are interested in deciphering this.
Touchstones is not totally scientific,
but being translated by a westerner
(Douglas Wile)
it is couched in terms that can be taken as scientific.

Anyway,
we are talking two different methods here,
but based on the same principles,
with one of the principles expanded.
Which one is right?

They are both right.
You just have to know how to develop each method of power,
and then know when to use them.

So,
I usually just say
go check out the Master Instructor course.
But let me give you the two arts discussed here.
The whole arts on the courses,
forms, techniques, theory, everything.
You can easily develop the two types of power.

http://monstermartialarts.com/martial-arts/matrix-karate/

http://monstermartialarts.com/martial-arts/6-shaolin-butterfly/

Check them out,
they are easy to understand,
because they aren’t written mystically,
but rather scientifically.
Matrixing, ya know.

Have a great work out!

Al

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You, too, Can Become a Legend of Kung Fu!

SECRETS OF KUNG FU STRENGTH DISCOVERED!

I am not referring to Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, or any of the other martial art cinema stars when I refer to legends of kung fu. I am talking about those mystical feats that all people are in awe of, and wish they could do.

One of the first legends I ever came across was a fellow who could jump 6 to 10 feet high. He could stand on the street and jump to rooftop. The way to learn how to do this was to dig a hole 1 foot deep and practice jumping out of it for an hour every day, after a month you add a few inches, another month a few more inches, after a few years you’re down to 6 feet, 7 feet, 10 feet, And then you can jump right to the roof of the house. Whoa!

Another legend of kung fu I came across, more dangerous, was a fellow who would stab himself first with a pen and a bigger pan finally a small knife and a bigger night, And eventually he would be able to take withstand the strike of swords. Whoa!

My favorite of these legends, is actually more of an American legend. It was born out of people’s desire to have great strength. What you do is you lift a new born calf on your shoulders. And the next day you lift it again. And the next and the next. And by time a year is past you are able to lift a 1000 pounds. Whoa!

Now I love these legends, but let’s face it if they were that easy everybody would be doing them. So really, These are the comic book variations of internet scams.

The only real way to do kung fu is to get yourself a good martial arts course and do it. No tricks no gimmicks, just good hard work, and a belief in yourself that you can accomplish great things in your life.

Probably the best kung fu course out there, is the Shaolin butterfly. It is based on fut ga Shaolin hung fu, but it uses Western logic to make the study faster and more efficient.

Check it out, that’s the Shaolin Butterfly Gung Fu at monstermartialarts.com

Behind the Shaolin Butterfly Gung Fu System

A Better Way of Doing Shaolin Gung Fu

I was getting nowhere studying Kung Fu.

I had twenty plus years of Karate, knew aikido and a bit of Wing Chuna nd Northern Shaolin, but I wanted the temple stuff!

I wanted the things you saw in those great Shaw Brothers movies!

I wanted unique training methods wherein Kung Fu would burst over me and I would suddenly know the secrets of the universe!

One day this fellow walks in, gives his name as Richard, and wants to take Karate.

But I knew he knew something. His attitude, the calm in his eyes…he knew something.

So we talked, and it turned out he knew Tai Chi and Pa Kua, and…Shaolin.

Real Shaolin. Fut Ga Shaolin, which is ‘Five Monks,’ and is so named after the five monks who escaped the burning of the Shaolin temple hundreds of years before.

Now, why did he want to study Karate?

Well, actually, he didn’t. I mean, a little, but what he really wanted was a place to work out.

So we ended up trading systems.

I taught him Karate, and he taught me Shaolin.

Form by form, we went through, and the ancient mysteries, well, they didn’t burst over me, they sort of dribbled.

Don’t get me wrong, it was cool, it was exciting, but, it was also not very logical.

Same as any martial art these days, and more than most (it had had a long time to get messed up), the whole thing was made up of random sequences of motion.

Not everything worked.

Took a long time to learn.

I was in heaven, of course, dribble or burst. But I kept looking for the key to the whole thing.

And there, in one of the forms, was a sequence of steps, and suddenly the dribble did burst.

Man, I took that footwork and began matrixing it. Worked it from every angle, and plugged in Shaolin concepts one after the other.

That opened the door, broke the dam, put fireworks in the sky.

I remember spending hours and hours, late at night, working out in the middle of the street. Didn’t have a dojo in the house, so I just went out in the street, stepped out of the way of the occasional car, and worked my way through Shaolin.

Now it made sense!

Now it was EASY to learn.

And I didn’t give up any of the ancient stuff. Same moves are still there, same techniques, but everything is rearranged so that it makes sense, so that the chi still comes from the moves, but the moves come slick and easy and logical, arranged in perfect order.

I renamed what I was doing The Shaolin Butterfly. The footwork, you see, looked like the wings of a butterfly.

And that is how one of the oldest and most respected forms of gung fu, Fut Ga (Five Monks), became upgraded, empowered, and matrixed.

Checkout the Shaolin Butterfly Gung Fu at Monstermartialarts.com.

How I learned The Shaolin Butterfly Gung Fu

The Shaolin Butterfly Kung Fu

I was getting nowhere studying Kung Fu.
I had twenty plus years of Karate, knew aikido and a bit of Wing Chuna nd Northern Shaolin, but I wanted the temple stuff!
I wanted the things you saw in those great Shaw Brothers movies!
I wanted unique training methods wherein Kung Fu would burst over me and I would suddenly know the secrets of the universe!
One day this fellow walks in, gives his name as Richard, and wants to take Karate.
But I knew he knew something. His attitude, the calm in his eyes…he knew something.
So we talked, and it turned out he knew Tai Chi and Pa Kua, and…Shaolin.
Real Shaolin. Fut Ga Shaolin, which is ‘Five Monks,’ and is so named after the five monks who escaped the burning of the Shaolin temple hundreds of years before.
Now, why did he want to study Karate?
Well, actually, he didn’t. I mean, a little, but what he really wanted was a place to work out.
So we ended up trading systems.
I taught him Karate, and he taught me Shaolin.
Form by form, we went through, and the ancient mysteries, well, they didn’t burst over me, they sort of dribbled.
Don’t get me wrong, it was cool, it was exciting, but, it was also not very logical.
Same as any martial art these days, and more than most (it had had a long time to get messed up), the whole thing was made up of random sequences of motion.
Not everything worked.
Took a long time to learn.
I was in heaven, of course, dribble or burst. But I kept looking for the key to the whole thing.
And there, in one of the forms, was a sequence of steps, and suddenly the dribble did burst.
Man, I took that footwork and began matrixing it. Worked it from every angle, and plugged in Shaolin concepts one after the other.
That opened the door, broke the dam, put fireworks in the sky.
I remember spending hours and hours, late at night, working out in the middle of the street. Didn’t have a dojo in the house, so I just went out in the street, stepped out of the way of the occasional car, and worked my way through Shaolin.
Now it made sense!
Now it was EASY to learn.
And I didn’t give up any of the ancient stuff. Same moves are still there, same techniques, but everything is rearranged so that it makes sense, so that the chi still comes from the moves, but the moves come slick and easy and logical, arranged in perfect order.
I renamed what I was doing The Shaolin Butterfly. The footwork, you see, looked like the wings of a butterfly.
And that is how one of the oldest and most respected forms of gung fu, Fut Ga (Five Monks), became upgraded, empowered, and matrixed.

Check it out at MonsterMartialArts.com, or just click the link below.

http://monstermartialarts.com/martial-arts/6-shaolin-butterfly/

 

Shaolin Butterfly Promotion

New Expertin Shaolin Gung Fu

congratulations to Master Instructor Kurt Nelle’
for finishing the Shaolin Butterfly Course.
Here is his win…

…Once I was able to start practicing the program physically with a training partner… Things really started to click. I would train the program at my gym, then head home and review the material again. During this process, I would recognize things from all your  other programs that I had previously studied and all of a sudden everything became very clear to me. Matrixing other systems I have learned in the past became quick and simple! I found that I was only applying Matrixing to the systems that I had received from you (mental laziness on my part). As a test, I applied matrixing to the  Chun System that I have been practicing for 20 years and found that I was able to finally make sense to one of my students whom was having some coordination issues. I found that just teaching the system in the Matrix format wasn’t enough, but once I taught the student the actual Matrix system as taught in your Matrix Karate program, the student was actually able to teach herself Wing Chun using the techniques I taught her, and her new knowledge of the matrix chart and process. This truly was a Win!

I have spent almost a year on the Shaolin Butterfly Program albeit somewhat on and off, and feel I have benefited most from this program. Possibly because I spent so much time on it, but it definitely brought it all together for me!

At the end of all print material included with your courses, you request an email describing any wins that may occur during the learning of the program. Well this is one I wish I could have sent sooner but better late then never. I use quite a bit of this program, if not all, with my regular student as well as in some seminars I have done. I just hope I am doing it justice but people I teach really do seam to enjoy it. It fills the need many people have for a traditional martial art while providing sound useable defense.

Respectfully, Kurt A. Nelle’

Thank you Kurt,
you really make my day,
and for several important reasons
that really need to be mentioned.

First,
people miss the fact
that I offer promotions at the end of many of my courses.
The conditions are simple.
Do the Master Instructor Course,
and do the course you wish to be tested in,
and send a video in.
If that isn’t easy enough,
I don’t charge for video testing
(first two videos)
and have even been known to waive the condition
if the person has experience,
is running a school
or otherwise actively teaching,
and so on.

I want people to get better at the martial arts.
Do you understand?
I want to help people get better.
That is the sole motivation
behind Monster Martial Arts.

Second,
there is honest revelation in Kurt’s win.
He has obviously understood matrixing on a larger level.
Some people,
a large number,
understand Matrixing right from the get go.
They charge right in,
go through the courses,
and they are pulled along.
The logic of matrixing pulls them.

Some people don’t get it,
a very few,
and that is fine.
They either have other things they should be doing,
or there is something going on with their mind
that they refuse the logic.
They don’t understand that Matrixing
would fix that part of their mind,
and they don’t trust the courses,
or some other mental quirk,
and they quit,
and that really is too bad.

The thing is
if you don’t get matrixing right from the get go,
take an honest look at yourself,
you ARE getting better.
Your understanding of the martial arts,
the way you move your body
the way you do forms and techniques
HAS improved.

So keep going.

You WILL have realization as you proceed.
If you do the work,
and don’t quit,
your realization is pretty much guaranteed.

You simply can’t have such an influx of pure data
and NOT have a realization.

And the realization is as Kurt outlines above.
It may take different form,
people are different,
and it may even look different.
But,
if you carefully exam the Master Instructor wins,
or the unique wins after somebody does a course,
there is a manifestation of understanding
that cannot be denied.

Third,
your realization will be stronger,
will mean more,
if you are teaching.
Look,
Kurt had a student that wasn’t getting it,
until he matrixed the student,
and now the student is matrixing.

It’s just that powerful.

It’s not just the system…
it is the matrixing that puts logic into the mind.
The logic of matrixing is the software,
once the software is plugged into the mind,
the mind matrixes.
It is that simple.

but,
as Kurt indicates,
it takes work.

The first person who did the Shaolin Butterfly over the net
Stephen D
a while back,
worked at it for years.
I didn’t know him,
he didn’t even have a video,
just the original book
before I put the whole course together.
He didn’t quit.
That is the secret.
Don’t just do the forms
and move on,
do the forms day after day,
that’s when things happen.

The second person who did Shaolin Butterfly over the net,
Justin H.
He worked that system over,
worked it with the Butterfly Pa Kua,
and he did it day after day.
Do you understand?

Yes,
I promise fast results,
but don’t think I am not preaching hard work over time.

Really,
you have to get excited,
and become convinced,
and really DO the martial arts.

Not just dabble.

And,
in speaking with Kurt,
he said something else.

I did enjoy all the forms but found the six step forms useful for teaching others. The two man practice gave me great ideas for doing two person Pakua practice. As a matter of fact, the Shaolin Butterfly program gave me much better insight of the Butterfly Pakua program. I also feel that it was the amount of time I spent on the program that made the difference.

Do you understand?
The Shaolin Butterfly is built
to plug into the Butterfly Pa Kua Chang.

He says ‘more ideas,’
his awareness is growing,
and fast!
And,
he says it right here,
‘the amount of time!’

So,
I don’t know what else I can say.
I offer not just complete martial arts systems,
but the method for understanding them FAST,
but,
don’t just do them,
take the time,
do them day after day,
invest yourself in them,
guaranteed,
they will invest in you.

Okay
You can take a horse to water,
but in this case,
you can can take a martial artist to the door of understanding,
but you can’t make him go through it.
That is up to him (her).

That is up to you.

Get the idea?

Here’s the link…
http://monstermartialarts.com/martial-arts/6-shaolin-butterfly/

And thanks again,
Master Instructor Kurt Nelle’,
expert in the Shaolin Butterfly.
You really made my day.

Al

http://monstermartialarts.com/martial-arts/6-shaolin-butterfly/

Learn Zombie Kung Fu or Get Your Face Eaten Off!

The ultimate argument for learning Zombie Kung Fu occurred in Miami when a naked fellow by the name of Rudy Eugene ate a homeless man’s face. Rudy, it appears, ingested a drug called ‘bath salts.’ This street concoction fried his brain, and he decided to go McDonalds on the face of Ronald Poppo.

Do this to a Zombie’s face!

Ronald, unfortunately, didn’t know Zombie Kung Fu.

What is the self defense move for somebody trying to eat your face off?

Head butt? Eat back?

The fact is that drugs do make zombies; drugs kill brains, and the unbrained ones then do whatever they wish, which, in this case, involved making a happy meal out of some poor schmucks nose and cheeks and stuff.

It is estimated that more than 80% of America is on drugs. This includes prescription drugs, street drugs, but not alcohol, coffee, or the like.

The word drug comes from a french word, drogue, which refers to barrels used to hold medicinal herbs.

The purpose (one of the purposes) of drugs is to cause unawareness so that medical attention can be given.

Modern times drugs are referred to as dope, and the prime purpose is to give joy through stupidity.

Kung Fu, on the other hand, or any good martial art such as taekwondo, krav maga, jujitsu,a nd so on, imparts awareness. People actually get smarter. Their bodies tedox, their brains wake up, and they start actually thinking, and can even attain enlightenment, which is the highest expression of the thought process in a human being.

That one does become smarter is proven by the fact that people who study Kung Fu don’t eat other peoples faces off.

Thus, studying an art like Hung Gar or Preying Mantis or wing Chun will not only make a person smarter, better able to handle the world, and so on, it will give him recourse in the event that a zombie tries to eat his face.

While the self defense techniques for specific zombie attacks have not been categorized or explored in any detail, it is obvious that an aware person will have enough presence of mind to kick an unaware person in the nuts using zombie Kung Fu.

 

 

Dr. Feelgood’s Traveling Snake Oil Kung Fu Lessons

Now it could be Taekwondo Lessons, or Karate Instruction, or online Kenpo classes, or any number of odd beasts, but it is all the same. It could be the inside cover comic book ads or late night infomercials, but you know what I am talking about. You can have the power to destroy eight tat covered gangbangers with a single never before revealed secret technique!

Now, the weird thing is, some of these things you see on the web actually have worth. Some of them are the product of dedicated martial arts senseis. The sad truth, however, it is still a ‘buyer beware’ game out there.

The plot line for these magic courses is pretty predictable. First build some common feeling with the reader. Since everybody grew up and has been picked on, telling the crowd that you used to be picked on by bullies is a pretty good tale.

Now, you’ve put the idea of being picked on in the rube’s head, the second step is to give him a solution. You’ve got to convince him that if he studies your method he will be capable of beating up the bullies. This magic formula, if you think about it, is at the heart of every kung fu movie ever made.

Now, except for the taking his money part, you’ve basically got it figured out. It is all that simple. Sell him a problem, give him the solution, take his money. Or, if you want to get egghead, suspend his belief, lead him to a fantasy, take his money.

Now, let’s be honest, some products actually have some great worth, and some should be avoided like smelly, day old toilet seat covers, and the way to figure out the difference is easy. If the pitch follows a certain predictable line, you might want to avoid it. A guy who follows an exact script has done his homework, and he is trying to build his bankroll on your back.

The better alternative is the guy who doesn’t follow a script, but who actually talks to you. It is not a selling format, but a voice that has substance and belief. It is a guy who believes in what he is practicing, and is selling out of compassion and love for what he does.

This is not to say that there isn’t sometimes some great deals in some of the Snake Oil Kung Fu Lessons, or Karate Instruction, or Kenpo Online. Be it prison fighting or ghetto blasting, or secret CIA techniques taught in secret by an ancient vodun priest…there could very well be some juicy stuff, or even a new way of viewing things. Sometimes, you know, Snake Oil is what you need!

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The Craziest Person Who Ever Studied Karate!

His name was Bob Hope, just like the comedian, and he studied Karate. Unfortunately, he was nutty as a fruitcake. It was obvious he was nuts because…well, I’m getting ahead of myself. Let me tell the story, and then you can make up your own mind.
We called him Mud Car, because that’s what he had on his license plate. The license plate was on a fortyish delivery wagon. He had modified the beast so much we didn’t really know what model of vehicle it had originally been.
One day he offered me a ride home, I slid into his car and looked into the backseat…a hundred strands of webbing stretched across the innards. “That’s parachute webbing,” Mud Car explained. “I use parachute webbing because it’s the best thing there is for holding the inside of your car together. He turned on the left turn light and we crawled into the rushing traffic.
On the floor and every side of the car fire extinguishers had been clamped.
Mud Car leaned forward and clicked a switch. Nothing happened.
“What was that?” I asked.
“That puts more energy into my tail lights. I’m facing away from the sun, and I want people behind me to be able to see me even though the sun is reflecting off my taillights.” He came to a full stop, looked both ways, checked his side mirrors, looked at his rear view mirror, and crept around the corner into–you guessed it–the rushing traffic.
Now, you may have come to the conclusion, as any right thinking person would, that Mud Car was crazy.
Oh, tip of the iceberg, mon ami.
Mud Car had memorized the times of ALL traffic lights in San Jose. The point of which enabled him to traverse the town without ever hitting a red light. I am not kidding.
And now we get to the juice.
He was terrible at Karate. Couldn’t concentrate properly, couldn’t make his body take the proper positions, and it always hurt to work with him because he had no control and always hurt his partners.
Still, the reasoning went, the guy on the street who attacks me is going to be crazy, so Mu Car, being crazy, is good to practice with.
One day in class he actually interrupted the proceedings to say, “I have a little pain right here, on my shin, it’s just a point, and it doesn’t hurt so much as nag me, do you know how I can get rid of it?”
The instructor looked at me, why me I don’t know…unless it was so he didn’t murder Mud Car. At any rate, I received the full brunt of his rage. “Hit your shin with a lead pipe! That’ll make the pain go away!”
Yes, Mud Car was certifiably crazy not because he was whimsical and quirky, but because he drove everybody around him nuts. I think this is the final argument when it comes to such things.
Now, the point of all this blather.
Mud Car was never promoted to Black Belt by my instructor. The reason is that the pre black belt rankings, called ‘Kyu,’ mean boy. The black belt rankings, called ‘Dan,’ mean man.
It is a statement of maturity. It is a calm peace of mind, an evolutionary thrust of the spirit, and one who has achieved a real black belt has made this statement of maturity. He is different, and people around him always feel the calmness he is spreading. This is a fellow who will always seek a superior solution to the possibility of violence. He is a man.
Mud Car, because he was crazy, could not make this statement. He could not forge his spirit in sweat, and become a calm, reasoning human being. He was just too crazy.
So, my instructor retired, and a new instructor came on board. The first thing he did was promote Mud Car to Black Belt.
Mud Car immediately left the school.
Hey, he got what he wanted, no more reason to stick around.
Now, why did the new instructor do that? Because he knew what would happen, and he didn’t want Mud Car around.
Oddly, I missed the nut. I enjoyed him, and I learned from him. Sometimes he made me crazy, but my crazy was temporary, and when I was on the other side of it…I had learned something.
And, I have always held the opinion that this incident somehow foreshadowed what would happen to karate.
You see, these days people don’t promote people to black belt because they have matured. They promote them because they can ‘fight good.’ They promote them because they had paid enough money. They promote them because they trained in a school of mixed arts and didn’t know what the specific end result of a specific art like karate was.
I guess, in the end, all I can say is…embrace the crazy people, for they are the stock from whom we all come, should we only adhere to the discipline of old time Karate.

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New Technology Destroys the Martial Arts!

I saw the beginning of this some forty years ago while studying Chinese Kenpo Karate, and it is still going on. In fact, it is worse than ever, and infects the majority of arts. I will give you a couple of examples, and hopefully you can fix your martial art.

I was studying Ed Parker Kenpo Karate, and we began using pads. At first, the pads were only used to help fellows with knee problems, or that sort of thing, but the assortment of pads quickly grew. Soon pads were used on the shins for bruises, on the feet, on the shins, on the elbows and wrists, and so on.

Suddenly, somebody figured out that there was money to be made. School owners realized that selling pads increased the income, and began pushing them to every student for every class. The selling of padding became a million dollar business that infected every school.

Now, you might be wondering why this is so bad. We’re just protecting little Johnny, right? But this is part of the school owner propaganda, and part of the selling gimmick.

When you wear pads you think your punches don’t hurt as much, and so you begin punching harder. Thus, the protective gear actually encourages more violence, and less control. When you think about it, if you have to be aware and responsible so that you don’t get hurt, you start to learn the true art.

The true martial art has to do with control, you see. If you learn how to control yourself, then you start learning about yourself, and this makes you a better person, in and out of the ring. If you think you have to hit harder to be more effective, then the people you fight are going to be more at risk when they fight with you.

Now, I saw this type of thought spread throughout the martial arts world in tournaments. I also saw the introduction of softer (plastic) weapons, so that people wouldn’t get hurt, which also decreases the need for control, and for the true appreciation of one’s own potential. And, now people must wear cups, chest protectors, mouthpieces, and whatever else they can be scared or forced into buying.

The people who invented the martial arts, who passed them down for millennium, did not use such devices, and I suspect they would have laughed at them. Bear in mind that I am not asking people to get hurt, I am asking that people study martial arts with no accoutrements, so that they can take responsibility for what they do, and not be cushioned against learning about themselves. Whether you study Ed Parker Kenpo, Hapkido, classical Karate, or whatever, you should follow Ed Parker’s advice…’I come to you with empty hands.’

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Monster Newsletter #308–Third Level Thoguht…Neutronics!

Yo yo!
How you doing?
Not doing good?
Do a work out,
it will change your attitude
and improve your life.
And that’s the truth.

You know,
I love the first paragraph work out call,
It always cheers me up,
just talking about a work out
cheers me up.

Now,
let’s get serious
for just a wee moment.

The first rule of the universe is
‘For something to be true
the opposite must also be true.’
This is where it all starts.
The whole universe is just a big push/pul machine.
Understand this,
and you got the buggy whipped.

But,
how do you understand this?
Without context,
it makes no sense.
Admit it,
first time I ever told you this,
you blinked
and,
truth,
you’re probably still trying to grok it.
Oh,
and for those who don’t know what grok means,
it means to understand something by being it.
So matrix provides the context,
the background,
for grokking to start occurring.
Actually,
the martial arts provide the background,
but without matrixing
they are so-o-o slow,
and they even take too long.

But here’s the crux.
When you matrix
you are assimilating all the potential motions
so you can select one,
the one you select,
you go neutronic on.

Find the incoming missile with matrixing,
deal with it with neutronics.
But we are not just dealing with it in the martial sense.
You see
there are two physics…
One is Newtonian…
‘for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.’

The second physics
(actually,
one could consider this the third physics,
but I never talk about the real second physics),
is Neutronic.
And Neutornics is how you manipulate the universe
without the need for Newtonian physics.

The prime rule of Neutronic physics would be…
‘for every action there is a source.’

That’s it,
instead of being part of the whim and collision of the workaday universe,
you cause things to happen.

Now,
this is just words,
until you consider internal energy.
You see,
there are three levels to consider in exploring this concept.
if you wish to make it more than words.

The first level is to be bouncing around,
a ball on the pool table of life.
Newtonian victim.

The second level is to see what is happening.
To perceive without the eyes.
You can do this through matrixing.
You can stand facing one direction,
and by thinking only in that direction,
sense what is coming up behind you.
Weird,
eh?
But simple,
if you have ordered your martial arts
so that neutronics can occur.
At this point,
the subject opens up into so many potentials,
but let’s stick with what we are doing…
so
The third level is to actually do something.
Not just to perceive,
but to do.

The first hints of this
are most obvious in tai chi
or internal energy stuff
where you uproot somebody,
or touch them and have them fall.
Things are happening,
you see,
that are out of proportion to newtonian physics.
Force in (gentle) doesn’t equate to force out (woo! There he goes!)

So martial arts are out of order/arrangement/sequence and you need to matrix them.
Matrix martial arts enables you to see things without the five senses.
Neutronics enables you to do things…

I know you’ve all seen the youtube of me putting out the candle from more than a foot away.
Some people think I’m just using the body
and doing a trick.

Of course I am.
The thing is…
others can’t do it.
They can make bodies move through space,
but bodies are machines
and can be hooked together,
the point that people miss is
I am not doing this trick to a body.
I am doing it to an inanimate object.
A candle.
A flame.
A bit of energy.

So,
there you go,
you can continue doing your martial arts
and take a lifetime.
You cans speed up the process by matrixing.
and start the perception beyond five senses process,
And you can actually do something
when you have matrixed sufficient
and understand the science behind matrixing,
the physics beyond Newton…
when you understand Neutronics.

Or…
you can not.
Choice.
what a bitch,
eh?

Here’s a link to make you think

How to Matrix!

Have a great work out!
And a great life!
And…
may the whole darn universe lay on its back and purr-r-r-r
for you.

Al

:o)

I always liked this guy, and I always appreciated his connection with my instructor.
The Toughest Karate Master In The World!

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Hey, I don’t feel like going for a quote today, so let me give you another joke…

How many Zen Masters does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Answer: Two…one to screw in the light bulb, and the other to not-screw in the light bulb.
Heh.
Take that, Rocket!