One must become selfless, invisible, in order to relate to the other or vice versa. "When you meet the tiger on the trail, you become one with him instantly by your training so that there's no fear." Rather than ignorantly involving one's self in confrontational relationships, one intelligently unifies the selfhood between the two appearances and it becomes one reality. That's how you work with a Bolex. (Intro by Johnny Ray Huston; interview by Michelle Silva)
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