Bruce Lee Artist of Life. Bruce Lee

2-E Taoism

       2-F Yin-Yang

       2-G Wu-hsin (No-Mindedness)

       2-H Wu Wei (Non-Action)

       2-I The Letting Go

       2-J On Western Philosophy

       2-K Plato

       2-L Plato’s “Gorgias”

       2-M Socrates

       2-N The Nature of Humankind

       2-O Moral Conduct: Relative versus Absolute

       2-P Objective and Subjective Judgments

       2-Q Rene Descartes

       2-R Descartes’ “Meditations”

       2-S Descartes—An Opinion

       2-T On Descartes’ “Cogito”

       2-U “Any Color I Want”

       PART 3: PSYCHOLOGY

       3-A Notes on Gestalt Therapy

       3-B The Relationship of the Organism to Its Environment

       3-C Three Types of Philosophy

       3-D Self-Regulation versus External Regulation

       3-E The Top Dog and the Underdog

       3-F The Four Basic Philosophical Approaches

       3-G Thinking Is Rehearsing

       3-H Learning

       3-I The Process of “Centering”

       3-J Process

       3-K Sticking Point (Impasse—Phobic Layer)

       3-L Hesse on Self-Will

       3-M Toward Liberation

       PART 4: POETRY

       4-A Rain, Black Clouds

       4-B Down the Western Hill

       4-C The Dying Sun

       4-D Love Is a Friendship Caught on Fire

       4-E Once More I Hold You in My Arms

       4-F All Streams Flowing East or West

       4-G Boating on Lake Washington

       4-H For a Moment

       4-I Walking Along the Bank of Lake Washington

       4-J Night Rain

       4-K Our Togetherness Is Like a Sweet Dream

       4-L The Surroundings Utter No Sound

       4-M It Is Spring

       4-N Things I See

       4-O The Humming Bird

       4-P The Frost

       4-Q The Falling Leaf

       4-R Though the Night Was Made for Loving

       4-S The Silent Flute

       4-T Since You Left

       4-U Parting

       PART 5: JEET KUNE DO—THE LIBERATION

       5-A Jeet Kune Do:The Way of the “Stopping Fist”

       5-B Jeet Kune Do:Toward Personal Liberation—I

       5-C Jeet Kune Do:Toward Personal Liberation—II

       5-D Jeet Kune Do:Toward Personal Liberation—III

       5-E Jeet Kune Do:Toward Personal Liberation—IV

       5-F Jeet Kune Do:Toward Personal Liberation—V

       5-G Jeet Kune Do:Toward Personal Liberation—VI

       5-H Jeet Kune Do:Toward Personal Liberation—VII

       5-I Jeet Kune Do:Toward Personal Liberation—VIII

       5-J Notes on Jeet Kune Do

       5-K More Notes on Jeet Kune Do

       5-L Additional Notes on Jeet Kune Do

       5-M The Ultimate Source of Jeet Kune Do

       5-N The Theme

       5-O True Mastery

       5-P Martial Art

       5-Q Obstacles in the Way of Knowledge

       5-R An Objective Evaluation of the Combative Skill of Bruce Lee—By Those Who Know What It Is

       PART 6:ACTING

       6-A What Exactly Is an Actor?

       6-B An Actor:The Sum Total

       6-C Self-Actualization and Self-Image Actualization in the Art of Acting

       6-D Another Actor Speaks His Mind

       PART 7: SELF-KNOWLEDGE

       7-A The First Article I Write in Hong Kong

       7-B In My Own Process—I

       7-C In My Own Process—II

       7-D In My Own Process—III

       7-E In My Own Process—IV: In Search of Someone Real

       7-F In My Own Process—V

       7-G In My Own Process—VI: On Self-Actualization

       7-H In My Own Process—VII

       7-I In My Own Process—VIII

       7-J The Passionate State of Mind

       PART 8: LETTERS

       8-A “The True Meaning of Life—Peace of Mind”

       8-B “Use Your Own Experience and Imagination”

       8-C “Who Am I?”

       8-D “Turning Stumbling Blocks into Stepping Stones”

       8-E “It’s All in the State of Mind”

       8-F “Art Lives Where Absolute Freedom Is”

       Notes

       Index

       Acknowledgments

      FOREWORD

      The Path of an Artist

      There are not a great many truly outstanding people who pass through our lives.