Feats of Kun Tao

Projecting Beams of Light from the Eyes

Dear Guy,

I have just finished your book and considered it's content carefully. The book is a very well put together piece of material. It effectively puts forth the thoughts and ideas that will form a good basis for an individual who is in and one who is just starting a program to learn the Western form of the Martial Arts. You have my congratulations on your book's content (effective) and your ability to convey it so well. I must say that your book is a first, because I have never read a book like it.

You asked to try and convey the feelings that I and others had when you flashed your eyes across the training room at the school in Cleveland. Well, I'll try to put my feelings and what I saw into words. I remember the action that led up to you effectively splitting the room with the lights that emanated from your eyes. You were showing the class a movement and I was the subject the movement was to be directed upon. You looked away from me, and then as you looked back across the room you placed your hand upon my face. You were so intense that your eyes flashed on everyone in the room and when your hand was placed upon me I felt as if you could just crush my head without even trying to. I experienced at that time that a great amount of energy had been funneled through my body. This left me with a good headache which I still remember to this day.

I will clarify what I mean by 'flashing of the eyes'. It means to me that for a time you generated so much intensity and power that you were able to project this power through your eyes. The effect that this had on everyone in the room was that one was literally frozen in place and not able to move or react. When you looked across the room I could see a beam of light emanating from your eyes and cutting the room in half, striking everyone, and we were not able to move.

I had to verify just what I had seen so I asked others if they had seen and felt the same things I had. They all verified that they had experienced it also. We called the flashing, 'The Look That Stops'. We all wondered if what you did was some sort of a time warp, projection, or a form of mass hypnotism. Whatever it was, we had seen it, you do it, and that is enough.

I hope that my explanation is efficient. It is as accurate as I can remember. If you decide to write another book, I would be honored to receive a copy.

In closing, all I can do is to wish you all the best in the future. I know you will have it. Please give my best to Dianne and the kids. Your friend and student always.

George R. Joyce