A sunny cool day, on the Pacific coast, surfers enter the water.
It is a special day.
The surf report stated big swells were coming from a far distant storm.
A storm in the North East Pacific so far away that only the GOES Satellite registered it.

In wet suits, great walking black seals, the surfers entered the water.
Catching the rip tide, they went out.
About 9 am the big walls of water came rolling onto the reef.
Thunder of great waves crashing in a cascade of foam and surf boomed along the coast.
Most of the surfer's sat on their boards, facing the sets of waves coming in.
A great swell gathered as it approached the surfers, a wall forms and some of the black clad figures turn and paddle to catch the wave.
As soon as one could, they stood and began the high speed ride down and across the face of the wave.
For a moment in time both excitement and pleasure are pulled from the unrelenting power of a Pacific storm.

In this way style, timing and poise can translate the most powerful of forces to propel oneself both physically and mentally.

We all are much like the surfers mentioned when we draw from such a great and unrelenting force to move us, excite us and we gain an experience that is an overwhelming positive sense of accomplishment.
We translate unbridled power in to positive energy.