i downloaded the book, and will read through it in time, but i've seldom liked standing on top of other people's works to formulate my ideas, however, i also happen to skin through much of these such works in search of those tiny pearls that just shout out at me, the ones that ring true beyond all reason and logic.


The Tao of Jeet Kune Do has been the one book that has rang true through and through, beyond the martial arts aspect, the things Lee describes in awareness and perceptions has been something i've been pondering for a long time now. it has been over a decade that i have delved into the inner ideals of infinity, broadened my horizons to applying it to, infinitely, everything.... it's becoming more clear to me the way things are, and yet, it is all too clear that absolute clarity does not exist without absolute uncertainty.

The polar opposites compliment each other, as opposite as they may be, they cannot exist without their counterparts.

Light within shadow; shadow within light.


An excerpt from the Tao of Jeet Kune Do:

Nothing cannot be defined; the softest thing cannot be snapped.



Nothing = Infinity = Nothing = Infinity, etc.

If one were to perceive infinity as a whole, it would be nothing.


My own complimentary description:

Nothing is to a blank canvas; As infinity is to a painting.


this point of view often times nullifies everything, both sides of every extreme and calm. it devalues everything, only to reassert a new, often times more appropriate, value.

Through this thought process, with many years of contemplating the spiritual nature of life, the mind's workings, and bits and pieces of various philosophies and religions, i have decided that my initial post is, for the time being, my personal truth.


it changes with every movement, micro and macroscopic. infinitely smaller measurements of "time", infinitely. as well as the infinitely larger ones...

constantly changing everything of everything. Especially me, and the way i think.