You mean...invisible.

>>I have had a few bad incidents with martial arts literature before. But if you all insist on that it is that good, then I will indeed check it out.

If you are trying to avoid martial arts literature I would suggest their work. Their work is far from martial arts.

Well Martial arists use energy work, this is true, but many other people do as well. For instance: Message therapists, I have a friend that is a massage therapist I won't lie I like her.

Others include: Yoga instructors and students, some therapists or psychologists. If it works go with it. Anything to relax the mood.

I don't understand why you are stating I said energy work (whatever that means, energy is a form of work in physics) is not involved with what these two gentlemen have written.

You jump from one topic to another so quickly I am left in bewilderment.

Perhaps it is because of the main topic title?

What is the name of Magister Svengali's book/article? I am a MMA fighter and am very interested in this subject.

Precisely.

This thread is a perfect example of why I refuse to discuss this topic in "open" forums.

Here is one reason why Magister Svengali is awesome, and why while waiting for his book (presuming you order it) you should read his blog.

"a. Invariably the person tossing out the term "fascist" or "nazi" has NO idea even of what that is other than shorthand for something they vaguely don't like. For all the logic/information content of their hissy fit they might as well call me (or anyone) a "big dooky head" or "booger." "

I discovered it tonight, it is a no bullshit, balls to the wall take on various interesting topics, such as animal killers, cry babies, etc.

http://magistersvengali.blogspot.com/index.html

This, along with the badass photos of the book with bullets and skulls around it, is the reason I'm submitting my order tonight. Wonderful stuff.

He has taken all his best material and put them into his new book "Essays in Satanism". Most of them I have read before, and I can promise they are worth the read.

I completely understand. I will not argue the details of this topic up here, but I have to suggest your material because from what I have seen yours is some of the best.

No joke, I have learned a lot from you and your sources.

I was not criticizing anything you had said up here, but just pointing out that this thread is a good (bad) example.

The only ninjitsu trick I know of is keeping a light source between you are your opponent(s). Say you have a camp fire between you and your prey. They will not be able to see you due to the light between you and them.

As for bending light... Maybe they were wearing a suit of mirrors? Oh.. or that really cool poncho with the camera that prjects your background over it?

This sounds like it came from an Ashida Kim book.

I'll teach you a better trick. Hold a flashlight in your left hand and stick your left arm as far away from your body as possible at a 45 degree angle. Then turn the flashlight on and shine it in your enemy's eyes. Use your right hand to shoot him.

I've lost count of how many Shaolin Monks and Ninjas I have mounted in my trophy room thanks to these powers of invisibility.

Heh. This "demon" has taught him new terminology.

There is always the oldest invisibility trick... punch your enemy in the eyes, so he can't see you.