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We [tend To] Have More Faith In What We Imitate Than In What We Originate. We [often Feel That We] Cannot Derive A Sense Of Absolute Certitude From Anything Which Has Its Root In Us. The Most Poignant Sense Of Insecurity Comes From Standing Alone; We Are Not Alone When We Imitate.

Any Technique, However Worthy And Desirable, Becomes A Disease When The Mind Is Obsessed With It.

People Try To Hold Onto The Sameness. This Holding Onto Prevents Growth.

You And Your Opponent Are One. There Is A Coexisting Relationship Between You. You Coexist With Your Opponent And Become His Complement, Absorbing His Attack And Using His Force To Overcome Him.

Simplicity Of Expression Rather Than Complexity Of Form.