Control Takeover Procedure

Sometimes it happens that
somebody says something
that you simply cannot answer directly
and yet it’s impossible
to simply ignore it
– maybe because we don’t like it,
maybe because we can’t agree with it,
but don’t want to argue.

In such cases,
Control Takeover Procedure
can be activated.

estrangement,
  breaking the distance
when an impulse 
  enters the control zone,
 
leave the position,
free up the space
  move sideways backwards
to enable oneself
  to enter into the 
newly formed structure.

This procedure exemplifies how you can take over control in a situation of physical contact, but you could also scale it to any other situation in life.

When you see something advancing in your direction, do not resist the incoming proposition – it will produce escalation. Do not run away from it – because it will give the incoming impulse the time to re-adjust and to follow you further.

Instead, assume the incoming impulse, go with the direction it proposes, but at the very moment when it reaches the surface of your structure, and then change its direction towards somewhere else.