Author Archives: Christopher

Jack picks up the matter of ‘first moments’ – I often renew and enjoy the wonder of not being able to find a beginning to my in-breath or a moment of ending. Does it make sense, if there is no … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, I’m continuing to enjoy studying TSK and sharing it with my meditation groups, too. This week I’ve been mostly enjoying noting the regular stream of linear-time imagining that flows in the background to my daily activities. The ‘moments’ … Continue reading →

I was feeling gratitude today, for the community doing this inquiry; for our teachers, and for true nature. I was doing an inquiry into some painful, angry feelings. Staying in open (and even playful) curiosity, I allowed the feelings to … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, I’ve been a bit busy, too, over the last weeks, but I’d like you to know that I’ve been contemplating the subject-object dance, nevertheless. In response to a recent post by Jack, I went through the books and … Continue reading →

I think I’ve worked out how to get my posts to turn up in the online program now. Let’s see. I’ll repost my contribution that recently turned up in general comments: Posts filed under ‘general comments’ Further discoveries with the … Continue reading →

I’ve been practicing in conversation it with people every day, and it has produced many interesting experiences and insights. I’d like to share just one of them: I was practicing the glow while talking with my wife the other night, … Continue reading →

I wondered what all the talk of ‘glow’ was about, until I realised that I had done the LOK ex.17 and not the TSK ex.17. Oh, well… I’m glad that I made the mistake because the process, and the discovery … Continue reading →

I sat paying attention to the background feeling for a whole meditation session. The result was that the “foreground” feelings could not only change in a free-flowing way – free of any resisting evaluations or biased assessments – but the … Continue reading →