I can no longer argue with the young ones. A tsuki becomes a tsuki after it has begun to touch the body of the opponent. That's why you must train examining the state and the movement of your spirit as well as the opponent's. He then searches for a solution in how to attain the unity of mind and spirit. I reflected on this subject, I suffered, tormented myself and ended up discovering that there is a Shinpo spiritual method by which strength is concentrated in the technique.
Real strength appears only when the body and the spirit are one.
With these accomplishments I once again submerged myself in training that made me overcome the primary situation of the art of combat, the animal state of combat, where you search to win at any price and rather strive to attain a fusion with my adversary. The idea of harmony and the way may seem fragile and weak for a beginner or those that place value on physical strength, but there is nothing stronger than harmony and the way, because they are placed on the highest peak of the search within a martial art. All searches for a natural state, the state that has the effect of rejuvenating body and spirit. Effectivity and my mode of expression changed when I followed the method in basic techniques, kata and kumite. The changes must make practice stronger and more aesthetical.