Bruce Lee on Making The UnNatural Appear Natural â˜¯

RainbowDiversityGoy
Published on Jul 13, 2020
In this short video, Bruce Lee shares how martial arts is used as an expression of the body. Using a combination of natural instinct and control to create natural unnaturalness.

Bruce Lee is talking about the 4th Hermetic principle of Polarity which is Yin and Yang. Opposites attract. Science versus art. Intuitive emotion versus cognitive intellect. Hot versus cold. Up versus down. Left versus right. Electric versus magnetic. Thesis versus antithesis. Work versus play. Thinking versus meditation. Magick versus yoga. White versus black. Masculine versus feminine. Fission versus fusion. Base versus acid. Night versus day. Sun versus the moon. Chaos versus order. Rationality versus irrationality.

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