Author Archives: Jack

Whenever I see an expression of gratitude, it makes me smile. A very strong part of our resistance to time–to the dynamic of time–is linked to a sense that we are on our own, all alone, and that it is … Continue reading →

It’s interesting to connect time and the belly. I find a connection with the throat, and also between time and language, for that reason. But the belly and the throat are also connected. Can you perhaps say more about how … Continue reading →

I have heard directly and indirectly from a few people that they find TSK intimidating, and don’t know how to go into the questions. The posts by others taking part in the program suggest that these people understand what is … Continue reading →

There has not been so much activity this week, after the nice strong participation in week one. So I will take advantage of the gap to respond to two concerns. I deal with the first one here, and the second … Continue reading →

It was fruitful reading your posts for the first week. i let them guide me as I turned to the readings for week 2, which continue with the same chapter in the TSK book. The talk here is of trends … Continue reading →

Hi all, I just had the unfortunate experience of having my fairly extensive comments lost by my computer. So I will recreate them, but they will probably be shorter this time. I go in reverse order, mostly. I’m glad to … Continue reading →

Hello everyone, and welcome to the 2d program for this year. The focus is linear time. Those of you who did the last course will find connections, since linear time is what supports subject and object, and the subject only … Continue reading →

Excuse the pun in the title of this post; I couldn’t pass it up. David’s description is very good. I am of course most interested in the later description, where the painting paints itself, and process takes over. This is … Continue reading →

I never really commented on your postings for Week 8. Here are a few observations, before the chance disappears entirely.  David in one of his posts writes of “the object understanding itself.” quote KTS. It is perhaps worth noting that … Continue reading →

First, a reminder. I found several posts that I rescued from “general comments” and put in TSK online: these posts get lost if you do not put them in the right “Category.”  Second, I want to thank you all for … Continue reading →