Chinese kung fu fans

I say Shaolin Kung Fu, but we could be talking Classical Karate, Aikido, Krav Maga, or whatever. You see Neutronics is the science behind the martial arts. Any martial art.

The philosophy behind Neutronics is summed up in one sentence…For something to be true the opposite must also be true.

This could take into account such things as Greek philosophy: for every object in the world there is a perfect idea. This would mean that you have to practice something (a martial arts move) until it becomes perfect.

And it could relate to religion: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Of course, this is more of a reaction than a philosophy, but understanding it as a reaction would certainly lead to some truth.

Of course, the real meat in this Neutronic saying, speaking as a martial artist, begins when you create a strategy for combat, and for curing (killing?) the world.

Consider the following strategy: If the force is greater flow it, if the flow is greater force it.

A totally balanced way of meeting any situation.

But this is only the tip of the Neutronic iceberg. There are balanced strategies and techniques that flow from this concept freely and abundantly.

Is that fellow grabbing you hard? Give way.

Is he punching you? Step aside.

Does he have you in an Aikido technique that is flowing harmoniously to your doom? Then find the  trick to stop it.

Do you see? Wrestling in the mud or slobberknocking for pleasure, this strategy can be made to fit.

Instantly adaptable to anything.

For there is nothing in the world that does not have a direction, and the assessment of proposed collision enables you to think in terms of hard (it’s going to hit me!) v soft (it’s going to throw me!).

What gets interesting is when you take that classical Shaolin kung fu and analyze the moves according to this philosophy.

Are you responding with one of the five animals?

Well, let me ask you a question…can you define what is hard and soft for each of the animals?

I warn you, the procedure may open your mind…and lead you to the conclusion that you can fight like a human being, or perhaps I should say like a Neutronic Being, and not like an animal.

But that’s Neutronics for you. It is a hard science, data only, and when you get that data you frequently have to change what you are doing, especially if what you are doing is wrong, or least not all the way right, or at least not really quality Shaolin Kung Fu.