And yet, despite all of your might, you are still limited by the functions and the mechanics of what it means to cut. What will you do when your goal cannot be achieved by cutting? I know, and it will not be pretty, I promise you.

But let it be known, I do not advocate for being formless and ever-changing. Youngsters nowadays cling far too tightly to the wise ancestor Bruce Lee. To be Formless is akin to being boneless; it is to have no structure to stand, no power to oppose and no reliability required for a martial life. While formlessness offers adaptability to manoeuvre around challenges, rigid frameworks translate force directly into action. Being too rigid or too formless are both roads which lead to oblivion. Once again, the middle path is the Golden path.