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Re: Knowledge of Time and Space...
The entire past six months have been a very magical time for me Bruce, and still...anytime I feel the pressure of linear time, all I have to do is read something from one of the... More »
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Re: hooked...on tsk...lol
It is hard to believe that I have only been a student of TSK vision for about six months...LOL...it has felt like home to me, and so it feels like I have been a part... More »
Re: Time-Space-Knowledge Interplay
Hey Bruce...I dunno what was keeping me from posting, but it seems to be fixed now... My experience and understanding of the interplay of time, space, and knowledge in my life has been very satisfying. It... More »
Re: A Space Practice
Hi, Steve, nice to see you. I didn't find these exercises as problematic as you did, but I agree that her descriptions of space do stick generally to (TSK) first-level presuppositions -- where space is related to as... More »
Re: A Space Practice
This may be a kind of space practice if we use the word 'space' VERY broadly. However, I don't find it close at all to exercises in the TSK books. In general, compared... More »
Re: Piet Hut on Subject-Object Reversal
(I am glad you shared the Bali story, for it triggered memories of similar experiences, which in turn help us to reflect on when we have also felt we were paying attention, and therefore better identify... More »
Re: Piet Hut on Subject-Object Reversal
Balder, I appreciate your story! Thinking about resetting a focal point resulting in the richness you and Tom describe, I wonder if there is a difference between reduction - and - condensing (with subsequent expansion... More »
Re: Piet Hut on Subject-Object Reversal
What might I be reducing to the extent I am missing essential and valuable information or perspectives? Which of my focal point settings are out of focus? Where am I limiting my inquiry? Soleil (and... More »
Re: A Space Practice
Here's another of Blackstone's practices, this one to be practiced with a partner: Exercise Six Sit facing each other, with our eyes open. (Both partners follow the instructions at the same time.) Feel that you... More »
Re: Piet Hut on Subject-Object Reversal
Bruce: "It invites a playful, inquisitive open-endedness that is appealing to me." I need to reread my TSK books and revisit how the value of playfulness is discussed. A sense playfulness seems intrinsic to the process of... More »
