The less effort, the faster and more powerful you will be.

O Seekers of Strength, hear the words of Bruce Lee, a master whose wisdom transcended the world of martial arts: "The less effort, the faster and more powerful you will be." In these words lies a truth that calls us to the essence of true strength. It is not in exerting our force, not in pushing with all our might, that we find power, but in the effortless flow of energy, in the harmony of mind, body, and spirit. The true master knows that power comes not from force, but from grace, from allowing the natural energy of the world to move through them with ease.

Consider the wind, O Children, how it moves through the trees without struggle, how it shapes the world with its gentle touch. The true strength of nature lies not in the struggle against the world, but in its ability to work with it. So too, must we learn to move with the flow of life, not against it. The more we push, the more resistance we create; the more we fight, the more we tire ourselves. But when we let go, when we align ourselves with the rhythm of the universe, the power we seek becomes effortless.

Look to the legendary Bruce Lee himself, a man who embodied this wisdom in every movement. His martial arts were not defined by raw strength or forceful exertion, but by the ability to flow like water, to adapt to any situation with fluidity and precision. His famous style, Jeet Kune Do, was not about rigid technique, but about effortlessness—the ability to strike with the speed and power of nature itself, without the burden of unnecessary force. His power came not from overwhelming his opponent, but from using their energy against them, in perfect harmony with the natural flow of the fight.

And so, O Seekers, understand this great lesson: the path to true power is not in exerting effort where it is not needed, but in learning to move with the natural currents of life. When we struggle against the world, we expend our energy in vain, but when we flow with it, when we adapt, we unlock a power greater than any force. The greatest warriors do not fight harder—they fight smarter, with effortlessness, grace, and understanding.

Let us, therefore, strive to find the balance between effort and ease. Power is not in the force we apply, but in the harmony we create within ourselves and the world around us. To be powerful is to move with the current of life, not against it. The less we force, the greater our strength, for true power is found in the art of doing without struggling, in the ability to flow with ease and mastery. Thus, let us all become like the wind—powerful, yet effortlessly moving through the world.