Category Archives: General TSK Discussions

Become a fool without being foolish

Posted on July 18, 2015 by Klaus Noldes

Thank you very much to Jack and everybody involved for the new book. Although sometimes my sense is that everything has been said already and it’s time to practice I especially enjoyed the vignette.  Right away it reminded me of … Continue reading →

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No Going Back?

Posted on July 17, 2015 by David Filippone

This is an interesting poem. It can be read a number of ways, for instance, at a normal discursive level, which is a kind of linear reading. It can also be read through the benefit of the TSK vision… No … Continue reading →

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More delicious notes on Inside Knowledge…

Posted on July 16, 2015 by Soudabeh

P3: The new way of seeing he found himself exploring had as its object, the old way of seeing! P5: “… Rinpoche describes the arc of his inquiry, a sequence both powerful and inspiring, at once strangely plausible and deeply … Continue reading →

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Delicious

Posted on June 11, 2015 by Klaus Noldes

“Finally, remember that knowledge manifests more readily in the unexpected than the presupposed, and is most fully at home in what remains unnamed. Withhold your judgements, aware that not knowing is the real gateway to transformation.” (VOK,65)

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Conducting New Knowledge – DTS Ex. 4G, 4B

Posted on June 10, 2015 by David Filippone

In the TSK Teachers Training course we’ve been working on the Knowledge aspect of the Time, Space, Knowledge vision. My teacher Jack Petranker says in his new book, ‘Inside Knowledge’: “There is something fundamental about who we are, about our … Continue reading →

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A Train of Thoughts

Posted on June 6, 2015 by Eliana Kalaf

An inquiry on thoughts is always challenging. We are not used to watch them. I, myself, still have difficulties in doing exercises and practices related to mind and thoughts. When I begin to observe the mind, I find out a … Continue reading →

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Our Suffering Is a Belief

Posted on May 31, 2015 by Soudabeh

Our reading guide for week 3 (Session 11) was on WIR 139-141, and …. While reading page 139 (WIR), in the second paragraph I was guided to compare the LOK, Ex. 46 with what the main point that the paragraph … Continue reading →

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What I do not know

Posted on May 30, 2015 by Eliana Kalaf

Nowadays it is possible to find a lot of information in the internet; from a step-by-step explanation to retrieve files from a flash drive infected by virus up to the instant download of a book, and this is amazing. This … Continue reading →

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Corroboration from the womb of Nature.

Posted on May 28, 2015 by Michael Gray

Is the following excerpt from a TSK book?  If so, which one? “But it is not only the past that is deadened; the present, too, is nearly killed. Why?  In a linear view of time, the present is not an … Continue reading →

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Not Knowing as Source

Posted on May 23, 2015 by Michael Gray

I find that TSK feels most valuable when it connects with concerns of daily life. An interesting instance of this arose in connection with a potential novel I started last year but which—because I did “not know” how to proceed– … Continue reading →

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