An interesting book I found. Of course, you cannot call an enlightened one who tries to walk through walls, to bend metal with their minds, or to kill an animal just by staring at it (by the way, martial arts masters love to make an impression - this is part of their tactics - so you shouldn’t easily take for granted everything they say).
But on the other hand, with the right state of mind, and there's an understanding that it means concentration, you can really achieve a lot: Everything regarding reading people's intentions; the ability to act and make decisions alone, which, in other words, means the ability of each ordinary member to be not only a tactician but also a strategist; and, most interestingly, the ability to coordinate with others without contacting with them - all this, I'm quite certai, is quite achievable. In a word, I have some ideas on this topic, but unfortunately, now I'm in the process of moving to another location, and I don't have much time for the blog.

Now I would just like to point out that if you set such ambitious goals as described in First Earth Battalion Manual, you have to be consistent, and so first of all to ask yourself: 'What are the main obstacles that stand in this way?' It's no accident at all that in the Pentagon in the way of these ideas stood a devoted christian. You should also be very careful when dealing with love; it can serve as a perfect tool to demoralize the enemy, but it as well can return to you like a boomerang.