[0:09]So that's difficult, isn't it? That exercise. It's an exercise of failure. It's one of those ones that you the main thing you're training is to know that you're not doing it. Right? You're pushing back. It's going through. You're fighting the force. And doing it again doesn't fix that. And doing it again and again doesn't fix that. But your other training that is transforming your body gradually fixes that. Then you keep doing the failing exercise anyway. It's more like a test. And then it reaches a point where suddenly it's effortless. Oh, the thing that was previously impossible now is effortless. Because it's not something you can do like a trick. It's not a trick. But your body changes and neutralizes their forces. So don't be too frustrated, but be frustrated enough. Yeah. And when it transforms your body, it becomes just part of the way you are. Yeah. You come. So you push, you can stand in front and push right here. Right on the center of my chest. The forbidden. The worst area. It sucks, doesn't it? Down there nice and easy, up here as well. Think down, be strong. So when he pushes, I have to receive the force. Push, push, push. So I can just naturally be comfortable. Push. And if I move. So because his force is neutral to me, not affecting me, I can transform the force back into him. If it's not neutral to me, push, and I get done, I can't do anything. I make it neutral to me, push. Go. Then I can transform. You do too. Same. It doesn't matter what the line is. I just keep it neutral to me, and then I transform it back to him. Yeah.
[2:29]So it's because of the nature of the way my creature is organized. His forces are neutral in reference to me. Neutral enough that I can transform them back into him. If they're not neutral in reference to me, they're affecting me, I lose my jungding. I don't have the freedom to transform them back into him. So my sovereign state, let's say, to maintain Jung Ding, allows his forces to be neutral to me. And then the Kung Fu of Huah brings the forces back to him. Yeah. Come.
[3:26]So of course it's not just on the body, that's just a way to demonstrate because it's more difficult, actually. It's any, anything that he does. I change it and return it. Or I make it transform into him.
[3:51]Yeah. And you can say, stay down. Why does he stay down? I'm not putting new force on. There's no force to put on. His forces are getting transformed against him, used against him, make him stuck, uncomfortable. Right? Na, trapped. Because my body is sovereign, because my body is Yin Yang, Jung Ding, Tai Chi. When you touch something that is not Jung Ding, it's off balance. Yeah. It's yin yang is off balance. It gives you something something to effect. But when you try to affect Jung Ding, you cannot affect Jung Ding. So if he tries to be solid and root, do your best and you want to affect my arm, but it's just you can't affect it. But I can still transform it back into you. But if I don't have Jung Ding, especially sitting around being silly like this, I would get overpowered and crushed.
