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I had this conversation with a friend today.
"In today's world, it's easy to think that only 'difficult things' have value," he said.

Difficult logic, hard-to-obtain technology, complex mechanisms...

We often end up paying money or finding value in things that are "difficult" or "hard to understand."

But as we talked, we came to the conclusion that "the essence is always very simple."

The same thing can be said about the techniques I teach every day.

Rather than piling on complex details, let go of unnecessary effort and focus your attention on the essential point.

Rather than adding various things, it is by stripping away everything to the bare essentials that something truly resonates deeply with the other person's mind and body.

The more you strive to master something, the more ultimately, only one pure and definitive answer remains.

The same is probably true for the workings of the body and the state of mind.

When you're overthinking things and feel lost, that's when you should ask yourself these questions.
"What if we looked at it in a simpler way?"

I feel that true richness resides in the "ultimate simplicity" that you find after taking a roundabout route.

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