Gaynor asked about whether I plan to continue with Part Two of this Study Program (Units 19-36). I had not been planning to. The thing is that not\u00c2\u00a0many people have stuck it out. As you know, there are only about 5 people who post regularly. I would rather give more people a chance to get involved, and a ten-week program seems like it would work better for that purpose.<\/p>\n
My thought is that anyone doing this program should benefit that much more from participating in the ten week programs. As you know, and as I learn each time I lead a program, there is no such thing as a beginner’s program in TSK: any exercise continues to be of value, and every reading, every time, offers insights. So I am hoping that you will all consider taking part in the ten week programs.<\/p>\n
As to the content of those programs, I have been thinking that the second of the three topics announced, “points and pointings,” is going to be a complete mystery for newcomers. So I want to substitute a different topic, one of the 75 in the second part of When It Rains<\/em>. If any of you have any suggestions, any topics you would like explored, please let me know.<\/p>\n Jack<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Gaynor asked about whether I plan to continue with Part Two of this Study Program (Units 19-36). I had not been planning to. The thing is that not\u00c2\u00a0many people have stuck it out. As you know, there are only about … Continue reading