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Author Archives: Michael Gray
Assignment, Week 4
Assignment 2, Session 2.  The assignment for week 4 invites an inquiry into how our understanding of time affects whatever practices we may have. Does meditation help us to rise above lower time? Does lower time limit the potential benefits … Continue reading
Life is like a dog chew–speaking metaphorically. (Session 2, Assignment 1)
 In reflecting on this week’s TSK quote, about how issues on this level can be a useful indication of what is being blocked out from a higher level, I was drawn to two kinds of exploration.  Reflection: I seem … Continue reading
Kinds of Space
Following up on a statement in Jack’s orientation notes: “It makes sense to say that every ‘thing’ that appears has it own kind of space.” This raises an interesting question. Can the possibility of different kinds of space coexist with … Continue reading
Space: the raft of being
Dabbling in TSK feels like taking a guided tour through a foreign land. Â This morning I read a good part of Jack’s Space essay in A New Way of Being, and at some point I realized with pleasure that I … Continue reading
An old tale from Ancient Greece–told from a TSK perspective.
                          Meeting at the Zero Point (Gray) By mid-morning, the heat of another Mediterranean day beats … Continue reading
Rumors of Joy, Seeds of Inquiry
Experiencing the Joy of Inquiry.  Two experiences come to mind: in one a sudden realization opened a door to the future; in the other a path of inquiry opened more quietly. They both continue to influence how I live. … Continue reading
The Soul and TSK
I’ve been wondering why I keep being drawn to TSK. Â This weekend I attended an opening lecture of a weekend workshop celebrating a spiritual path called “MasterPath”. Â The core book, “Soul’s Divine Journey” uses words that I don’t personally use … Continue reading
My Motivation to study TSK
An old friend of mine was recently written up in the Albuquerque Journal because he has been a  pie baking judge at the State Fair for many years.  The journalist asked him why he always took such a large bite … Continue reading
Twenty Words of a Dream
A place to repose stretch out elongate Time to relax jump start get-going All the while knowing that I’m home at last
When it Rains, Does Space Get Wet?
Since inquiry is at  the heart of the TSK vision, as outlined in the first unit of Jack’s book, it seems appropriate that his book’s title is itself a question. Of course the warning not to settle for answers  is … Continue reading