Since it is still a little early for people to have started making comments on this week’s unit, I thought I would add a few thoughts about the Ex. A.<\/p>\n
First, I have been experimenting with at least two different levels of Expanding and Condensing. One relates to the content of my experience. The other relates to what I might call the context of the content, which includes myself as the one having the experience (not quite the same as the one doing the exercise.) Of course, the context itself has many elements and layers.<\/p>\n
If you are new to TSK, it may be best to focus on the content rather than the context. But as always, feel free to\u00c2\u00a0explore in\u00c2\u00a0your own way.<\/p>\n
The second point: I was surprised recently when someone said that the practice of expanding seems to them like dissipating. If he meant by that the experience grows ‘thinner’ or ‘weaker’ (the way that clouds dissipate), that is not my experience. But I would be interested to know what others experience.<\/p>\n
By the way, as of this Post (Thursday, October 5), we have 26 participants in the program! I urge everyone to post some information about themselves in the “meet the participants” section; I am really enjoying reading the entries I have read so far.<\/p>\n
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Since it is still a little early for people to have started making comments on this week’s unit, I thought I would add a few thoughts about the Ex. A. First, I have been experimenting with at least two different … Continue reading