Zi Ran Men Theory
动静无终， 变化无端， 虚虚实实， 自然而然。 This is the entire theory behind the Zi Ran Men Art, which roughly translates to：
There is no beginning or end to the movement (implying both physical action and progress). Change is a constant and varying. Use softness as hard power, and if applied successfully, comes naturally.
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