Category Archives: uncatagorized

Arthur writes of often feeling confused in the exercises and readings, in part because of language issues. (You might try working some of these out ‘nebenbei’ with some of the other German participants.) He has the sense the reading is … Continue reading →

Peter writes of a moving experience in a gothic cathedral, listening to a choir and doing the Object and its Glow practice. He wonders what makes an experience moving: Is it the practice and the sensations it arouses, or is … Continue reading →

I have nothing to add to Joel’s moving description, except that it confirms what readers of the TSK books do find to be true: reading the books is itself an exercise in activating the vision. On the technical issue, Joel, … Continue reading →

Hi, wenn ich erzähle was bei mir so läuft, geht es mir mehr um eine Ãœberprüfung, wie das Ganze sich entwickelt, beim Lesen wie Ãœben. In der großen „Verwirrung“ die zunehmend eintritt „ordnen „ sich auch immer wieder die Dinge. … Continue reading →

I’m very glad that Ron Purser invited me to join this course, but I also regret that I’ve been so busy these days with travel and time-consuming jobs. So a few days ago I found myself rushing through the reading … Continue reading →

I’ll comment here on David’s and Peter’s reports on their experience with this exercise. Peter finds himself deeply relaxed as he is caught up in the ‘glow’ of a rose and then embedded with other objects; as he releases distance. … Continue reading →

Hello, Here are my notes on TSK Ex 17 – The Object and Its Glow. I’ve never seen a phosphorescent blossom before and was unsure how I might approach this exercise. While wondering, I called up images of other objects … Continue reading →

I’ve just posted an entry in the TSK discussion area. I decided to put it there because it is not connected to what we are studying right now (though it is definitely connected with last week’s assignment. But I also … Continue reading →

Peter in a comment to one of my posts relates a dream, and asks if it works as a TSK practice to make the dream as past into a presence. My general answer is that everything is okay in TSK. … Continue reading →