Focussing on the activity, not on the object of hearing – not easy to do for me, because I`ve some hearing problems for many years. But doing the practise a sense of being alive in the world grows stronger.<\/p>\n
Focussing on the sense of distance during hearing is linked to labeling, explanations and images, as Klaus told last Sunday. With letting go the labeling, with more focus on the activity, the sense of distance seems to fade away for moments, no difference between sound inside and outside – only hearing with a sense of wonder.<\/p>\n
Karin<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Focussing on the activity, not on the object of hearing – not easy to do for me, because I`ve some hearing problems for many years. But doing the practise a sense of being alive in the world grows stronger. Focussing … Continue reading