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OK shut up with the balloon stuff OK listen to me I'm twelve :). first you have to have a full sink of water then empty your mind only think of your inner chi flowing through your body just like water then imagine it coming out of your hands now keep it in your mind slowly stand up with your eyes closed and imagine the chi still coming out of your hands and connect it with the water and move your hands very slowly back and forth and if that don't work write back and i have other things and Ive water bended before and i still do and it does work keep your hopes up

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