MOS_2

Now when you rain, you have to be careful not to rain down speeding hailstones because that is too harsh too soon and can be detected, and please do not rain down snow because it is too cold and it falls too slow which can be easily discovered. (Very spiritual isn’t it). You want to please your enemy with a cool gentle drizzle. That’s right! While your enemy is enjoying your drizzling coolness, your rainwater is beginning to fill up and take the shape of his vessel or (his gaming ways and his gaming patterns). Remember the water becomes the vase once it fills the vase. You become your opponent when you take up his form and use his own strategy against him. “You are now his double” (that terrorizing).

“But wait!” Water has one more stage: The Solid stage.

Water freezes at 32 degrees right? So certain atmospheric conditions must be in place for water to freeze. How harmful can that be you might ask? Although gentle in its gas stage, gentle in its liquid stage, it can be both gentle and extremely violent in its solid stage. Remember your drizzle just filled up and took the shape your opponent’s vessel. Now you begin to freeze. Now you begin to expand. You now begin to expand just beyond the enclosing strength of the vessel you took the shape of. Within seconds your enemy will crack then your enemy will violently shatter. He will shatter under the weight of your expansive freezing power. This freezing power can mean:

*The surprise attack in your fighting skills that cause your enemy to break apart or shatter.

*Or it could mean the constant picking apart of your enemy which will cause him to crack under pressure.

Either way the vessel (His Strategy or his ego) will not be able to attain the strength it once had, even if glued back together. The beauty of this is that your opponent will not know what hit him. When he realizes that his own shape has broken him, he will wonder how? But he cannot answer that question because you have now transformed back into vapor. Invisible to his eye and rising to the next challenge.

Water is indeed one of the most beautiful and destructive forces of nature. You cannot completely destroy it nor contain it. It is both our strength and our weakness. It is your strategy........

Ps. Just when you think you have figured water out remember it is just one of four natural elements………

Hannibal Hasan

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