Category Archives: TSK online program 2007-2008

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 →

Did anyone envision this future (the next unit) in looking at the past-present-future of each moment? Well, here we are. The fact that time is predictable in this way, that tomorrow will come, and then next week, and so on, … Continue reading →

Bruce’s Post says he did not really touch a special ‘knowing’ not tied to the self. It would be interesting to hear from others on this. My best sense of this right now is that past and future can be … Continue reading →

I am sorry that I’m only posting on this unit now, at the close of the two-week session. It’s been a busy two weeks! Although I have not worked with the exercises as much as I would have liked, I … Continue reading →

This is a comment on Gaynor’s update from Syria. Good to hear from you! I think almost everyone has had the experience you describe: feeling more alive and more present while traveling. It is easy enough to theorize about why … Continue reading →

I have been trying to practise Threefold time while travelling across Syria. I find that in travelling I am much more able to step outside the ‘normal ‘ thoughts of daily life. More than at any other time, my thought … Continue reading →

Peter has some questions about Ex. 21. He starts his Post (in German) with a lovely description of his experience doing Ex. 20 during church services last Sunday; I won’t try to translate that, but it’s a good reminder that … Continue reading →

In comments on one of my Posts, Peter raises a lot of good questions about he self, the ‘I’. What functions are being named with this word? Isn’t the ‘I’ sometimes useful? And is it possible to deal with this … Continue reading →