Category Archives: uncatagorized

Sitting on the porch, I looked out under tree branches in the back yard toward the corn field beyond. While focused on the corn I realized I had recorded and named the sequence of what was unfolding as a running … Continue reading →

Our theme, of course, is subject and object. Chris finds himself question the ‘me-mind’ on the basis that it cuts itself off from its own experiences. I suppose the question here is this: if the subject is not its experiences, … Continue reading →

Hi Jack, Thanks for pointing out my ‘abstractness, I will try to keep that in mind for future posts. I’ve been trying to respond to Ron’s comment but apparently the system was acting up and wouldn’t allow me to comment … Continue reading →

After I filed my previous post, I noticed that a couple of you had posted your comments to the category called “general comments.” (Ron and Chris). That won’t work, though I can go in and change it when I notice. … Continue reading →

Hi all,  First, my apologies for not posting till today. Normally I’m more active, but I have been having some serious computer problems. Even now, I’m writing under somewhat awkward conditions, with a backup computer. In the online program last … Continue reading →

Hi All I will be out of town for the weekend, and will not have internet access, so I am posting now. I would like to do the Exercise a bit more before posting, but here goes. It has been … Continue reading →

This is my first post and my first experience of TSK.  While my meditation practice means that the general concepts have a familiar feel, I observed a low level of anxiety (or something like that) when reading the text.  I … Continue reading →

Observing myself in different situations, as Rinpoche suggests: “Observe the complex interrelationship between sensations, ‘mind’, thoughts, emotions, and body which constitutes ‘you in that situation’” This TSK exercise (#7) has been powerful for me. Taking up the suggestion to become … Continue reading →

Hello, Rinpoche speaks of ‘open uncommittedness‘ that consolidates or ‘freezes’ into subject and object, and it resonated with a book I’m currently reading on cosmology by Paul Davies in which, among other things, he attempts to appeal to scientific inquiry … Continue reading →