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31 Jul 2013, 5:33 pm

I was randomly looking in youtube. And I found this here - click here. And I connected to 1. how my father treats me with words and action. Like the dude here says: we take away peoples energy by touching them. Called pressure points in martial arts. So I am just wondering is this all lying? All the talk about chi? Cause they could be since Asperger "take things too litterally".

Another time I was talking to a neuro typical responsible girl, and she said to me lies. I suspected and confronted her. She admitted that she was lying. And she said that "it is good to lie to a kid, so whats is the harm?" ... and she meant that I was an Asperger person who was like a kid or was a kid. But Aspergers have IQ higher than the general public, intelligence. When you lie to a kid and thus empower him him you take away his energy so he cant be agressive as he wants. And therefore kids are shy because they have no power and are "killed with love".

So really empowering is really taking away power from a person and causing him to be afraid/attached to you. Like when a man empowers a woman by holding her back and pushing her in a crowd. She grows weaker and more depend and in love in him. He wants her to be in love with him. So maybe Aspergers are ones with very little independent power and they get empowered all the time that they dont hve energy to confront all the fear. Like kids.



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31 Jul 2013, 6:16 pm

If you are talking about aikido, that is a legitimate martial art. An individual uses the combatant's own power against her/him.


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01 Aug 2013, 3:12 am

Sorry for the long post.
I know in MA there is the principle of turning the force of the attacker against him.
But this is not physical, this is like magical.

Anyway this is primarily it:

"So really empowering is really taking away power from a person and causing him to be afraid/attached to you. Like when a man empowers a woman by holding her back and pushing her in a crowd. She grows weaker and more depend and in love in him. He wants her to be in love with him."

The meaning of empowering.



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01 Aug 2013, 3:45 am

Maybe it's the language barrier, but unless you are actually talking about aikido or another MA, I don't have a clue what you're on about...

Do you really have friends who think it's "good" and doesn't do any harm to lie to children?

wreck1 wrote:

Anyway this is primarily it:

"So really empowering is really taking away power from a person and causing him to be afraid/attached to you. Like when a man empowers a woman by holding her back and pushing her in a crowd. She grows weaker and more depend and in love in him. He wants her to be in love with him."

The meaning of empowering.


Do you mean pushing her physically or figuratively? And why?

You seem to say that you empower people by making them weak and dependent (you also mentioned afraid), maybe you mean you're empowering yourself?

:?


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01 Aug 2013, 7:45 am

There are pressure points on the body that when used properly do affect the subject.



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01 Aug 2013, 9:52 am

BenderRodriguez wrote:
Do you mean pushing her physically or figuratively? And why?

You seem to say that you empower people by making them weak and dependent (you also mentioned afraid), maybe you mean you're empowering yourself?

:?

Figuratively and physically is the same thing as the last participant said. Here I push my woman in a crowd on her back (the pressure point we saw in the link) so I take away the power from her legs. Shaky legs means you are afraid.

When an entity survives by 100% power. Then comes a second entity a man for example, and he injects energy into the woman then she has 130% power to stand erect (walk straight in the crowd). That is 30& attachment. So later on the energy stabilize back to 100%. When the man leaves then there is only 70% energy for the woman. Same thing with plants.

And I have friends who think that you should lie white lie to kids.



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01 Aug 2013, 12:26 pm

wreck1 wrote:
"So really empowering is really taking away power from a person and causing him to be afraid/attached to you. Like when a man empowers a woman by holding her back and pushing her in a crowd. She grows weaker and more depend and in love in him. He wants her to be in love with him."


If that kind of activity works, it is only because of the power of suggestion (like conversational hypnosis). The common social scientific term for it is sympathetic magic - like supposed Jungian "synchronicity."


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01 Aug 2013, 1:18 pm

conversational hypnosis is magic. Do I understand you correct?



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01 Aug 2013, 1:18 pm

wreck1 wrote:
I know in MA there is the principle of turning the force of the attacker against him.
But this is not physical, this is like magical.


It seems magical because these type of cases are usually fake. There are many examples of MA masters who have convinced their students to take part in shows like this. It's interesting that the random member of the audience has more than a passing resemblance to the 'master' and another student who is his daughter.

wreck1 wrote:
Anyway this is primarily it:

"So really empowering is really taking away power from a person and causing him to be afraid/attached to you. Like when a man empowers a woman by holding her back and pushing her in a crowd. She grows weaker and more depend and in love in him. He wants her to be in love with him."

The meaning of empowering.


What you are saying seems to be that if you are physically stronger than another person, then you take some of their power away. This is obviously true but hardly a reasonable way to act, especially if your plan is to coerce a women to be in love with you.



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01 Aug 2013, 4:39 pm

There is no magical transfer of energy.
Pressure can slow nerve or blood flow, causing weakness.
Conversation and interaction can improve or worsen you psychologically.