the golden mean, is anyone familiar with this? i know the ancient mayans used it in the construction of their temples, and so did the egyptians. its also known as divine proportion.
when you measure the body from head to navel, and navel to feet, you get the golden mean 1:1.6 or something like that, i suck at math (highschool dropout), this proportion occurs all throughout nature, i guess its the balance point at which gravity allows growth or some crap like that.
i think that when you are holding a horse stance, your body better represents the natural structural strength of the forces that create existence, (on earth)?
and surface tension, it is so powerful in relation to size that ants get trapped in it, i think that it would be fun to say that peng (ward off) energy utilizes surface tension in strikes, since the body is unified.
okay happeh, now you can bastardize this and add it to your nut... i mean funhouse.
when you measure the body from head to navel, and navel to feet, you get the golden mean 1:1.6 or something like that, i suck at math (highschool dropout), this proportion occurs all throughout nature, i guess its the balance point at which gravity allows growth or some crap like that.
i think that when you are holding a horse stance, your body better represents the natural structural strength of the forces that create existence, (on earth)?
and surface tension, it is so powerful in relation to size that ants get trapped in it, i think that it would be fun to say that peng (ward off) energy utilizes surface tension in strikes, since the body is unified.
okay happeh, now you can bastardize this and add it to your nut... i mean funhouse.
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