Category Archives: uncatagorized

Is that why it is so confusing? I am looking here at the question Marcia raises at the end of her first Post. Aliveness, freshness, not dependent on connecting moment to moment. Jack

Marcia (welcome!), I’m glad you’re bringing in the power of Kum Nye, and especially in relation to time. It has always seemed to me that Kum Nye is easily connected to space, but the connection to time is at least … Continue reading →

There has been a lot of activity since I last posted, and I won’t try to comment on it all. You guys are doing fine on your own! But I will respond where I feel I have something to say. … Continue reading →

Before getting asleep or before fully awakening… are those moments between moments? There is less solidity, the known world is not there… there’s a kind of ‘blank’ from which all colors can come. Is this a moment between (or within) … Continue reading →

Peter says, “Actually, I only live in the past.” Do others agree? Kum Nye exercises connected with Time are powerful, at least in my experience, to make us taste more fully the present (or presence) of each moment, especially the … Continue reading →

Ich ging ganz unbekümmert an die Ãœbung- beim Lesen erschien sie mir leicht verständlich. Erst beim Aufschreiben hinterher bekam ich immer mehr Zweifel, ob ich an der Ãœbg. überhaupt etwas verstanden habe. Ich suchte an vielen Stellen im Buch(When it … Continue reading →

The graphic depicts a view from ‘X’ in glowing space. “…there is a moment of transition – ‘X’ – that cannot ordinarily be directly observed and thus remains unknown.” (LOK Ex 22) When I first looked for a transition I … Continue reading →

Thank you David and Peter – I find your posts very helpful in trying to understand this area. In my usual pedantic way, I started my practice by wondering what constitutes a ‘moment’. My initial thought was that perhaps it … Continue reading →

A rough paraphrase of part of Peter’s post: He is led by his inquiry into moments and moments between moments to wonder what a moment is. And when he experiences a fullness of experience between moments, why does it eventually … Continue reading →