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a high level of concentration on "serenity". This way, energy will be focused
inward, and will be spread throughout the bodies internal organs, extremities,
and bones. For proper vision, there must be peace inside. No leaning to one
side or other, proper mental activity. With proper vision, the thoughts are on
nothing, but aware of everything. They are active in a vacuum. With proper
vision, one can "see six roads and listen from eight directions all at once",
observe any changes in the surroundings, and adjust responses at any time. Only
with proper vision can thoughts reach extremes. It is at the core of
coordinating the spirit and cultivating energy. It is at the core of balancing
the mechanisms. It is the key tie between Chinese Shadow Boxing and Jinggong.
This is why we have the saying that the "body is in the eyes".
Proper vision is not looking all around, and it is not looking at anything.
It is the ability to observe everything inside and out. The thoughts must first
be peaceful and the spirit retracted, before one may attain proper vision. One
must have proper vision before the entire body can become relaxed and at ease,
with heightened hearing awareness. In Chinese fighting we can use the eyes to
threaten, but only to threaten someone smaller than ourselves. If we come up
against someone stronger than ourselves, our eyes will look to one side, so as
not to be intimidated. Only with proper vision can we observe the enemy in his
entirety, await the proper opportunity, like a cat stalking a mouse, with total
concentration, able to take advantage of any weakness. This is "others cannot
know me, only I know others".
6. Mouth Closed Lightly.
The tip of the tongue should be curled up slightly touching the roof of the
mouth (as if in pronouncing the Chinese word for two, "Erh".) With the tongue
in this position, the muscles of the body will be relaxed, but not loose. With
the tongue touching the roof of the mouth, it is in contact with both the
sympathetic and central nervous system. "With the tongue curled, there is much
energy", there is a feeling of great internal strength. One must not use force
in curling the tongue. If it is forced, the energy rises upward.
Notes: The four tips: The tongue is the muscle tip, the teeth the bone
tips, the finger and toe nails the tendon tips, and the hair the blood tips.
7. Teeth Slightly Touching.
The top and bottom teeth should be just slightly touching. As if they were
almost not touching at all. There should be a slight sensation of trembling,
which will cause salivation. The teeth are the bone tips, with the teeth
touching the internal energy may be passed into the bones. However, force must
not be used in touching the teeth together. If force is used in touching the
teeth together, the entire bone structure will become rigid.
2. Body Straight.
The torso is the center of the human body. It is the home for all the
internal organs. If the body is not straight, the four extremities cannot work
in harmony, there is no balance in the transforming of the internal organs.
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