Category Archives: TSK online program 2007-2008

Usually when I log on, I check to see if any Posts have been filed in “General Comments” rather than “TSK Online;” as an editor for the website, I can change the category. So I have come across a few … Continue reading →

Hi all, I was glad to see this exchange. As you know, the very first paragraph of TSK talks about the sky, and points out that even as we celebrate its openness, we also impose a (completely artificial) boundary between … Continue reading →

Hi All This morning was a movement into Exercise 34 — Emobodiment of Knowledge. But what was interesting is that certain fragments of the online comments from various people seemed to emerge into my practice session. One new feeling for … Continue reading →

About Ex. 6: Opacity and Translucency: meine Erfahrung mit density und opacity ist durchaus greifbar bzw. führt zu einem Ergebnis; ob meine Antwort Sinn macht weiß ich nicht. With: allowing all dense and opaque – da tendiere ich zu Verdichtung, … Continue reading →

Hi everyone, Our TSK reading for this unit includes discussion of our normal tendency to relate to the spaciousness of the sky as a boundary, an enclosing spherical surface. I am presently on holiday (vacation) in the Middle East and … Continue reading →

Hi All I appreciate the comments to my posting on Exercise 16. I am now beginning to feel the group presence, or a derivative of the Great Presence as Jack creatively puts it, of this TSK online community. There is … Continue reading →

Ron has a flair for describing his experiences, not to mention that he has a lot of fun with the exercises, so I don’t have anything to add to what he has written. TSK Ex. 16 is one of my … Continue reading →

Hi Exercise 16 in TSK has probably been my favorite exercise–I think the title is TSK on Ordinary Level — maybe I’m wrong, I haven’t looked it up lately. This exerises always seems to surprise me when I do it; … Continue reading →

Arthur in his Post on his experience with TSK Ex. 4 (I’m not going to try to paraphrase in English) calls attention to the discussion on p. 9-10 of TSK, which I think is very valuable. The text on p. … Continue reading →

This is a response to Lesley’s post. The basic question here is how to translate TSK out of the world of quiet reflection into the work world. This a question we will be looking at a lot during the program, … Continue reading →