Category Archives: TSK Online Fall/Winter 2008/2009

During this week I’ve been reviewing my relationship, and feel an active symbiotic connection between space and my field communiqué (FC).  And within all this without doubt, it is me, who chooses how I’d like to manipulate the incoming transmissions.  So … Continue reading →

Using the exercise on the last call, here are my results for the item on a shelf directly over my desk: cedar flute.  The cedar flute communicates to me:  breath of life, song, music, prayer, vibration, wood-burnt scent of its tuning holes, … Continue reading →

I had been perplexed as to why it was necessary to posit ( and then try to experience) a higher order space. It seemed that if we recognized that the space “around” objects also “pervades” objects (therefore objects were forms … Continue reading →

As I think of space, I first relate to space in music and nature.  In music, I learned rests, pauses and silences were not nothing; they supported the notes, the composition, the playing and listening…  I think of art and … Continue reading →

This is becoming progressively more exciting and challenging.  And those recorded Skype sessions are a godsend !  (So huge thanks to all again, and very much appreciate your elucidating commentaries and analogies Jack.) Re the condensing exploration, not sure if … Continue reading →

Hi Jack and you all, I am not sure if I really understand the meaning of the english words and if they represent, what I want to say. So I try to explain an example of experience in the field … Continue reading →

I had a lovely experience after the phone session the other night (Sydney time). I went back to bed, with the hope of falling asleep. However, the conversation had naturally stimulated me, and I didn’t fall asleep immediately. So instead … Continue reading →

I’ve read everyone’s posts and comments with great interest, but must confess that I was pretty tuned out of the TSK work during this last week as I was actively involved in work for the election.  The ‘field communique’ in a … Continue reading →

Several times this week, I experimented with the suggested practice of taking different perspectives — particularly, holding more than one perspective at a time.  I had intended to write about this but have been too busy to spend any quality … Continue reading →