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# Re: A nice, sweet, mental sleep.

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] A nice, sweet, mental sleep.
- From: A student <arbiter@...>
- Date: Sun, 2 Nov 2003 20:53:06 +0100
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    Rawn wrote:

    >Um, in IIH it's called "Emptiness of Mind".

    I think is is a different thing, though. EOM, as I understand it, requires
    a willing and a doing. (Maybe "holding" might be a better word, and holding
    off.) It does not just come to you, doesn't "happen".

    The state I refer to is devoid of holding and also doing. Some initial
    willing is required, though. Thoughts are not held, not stopped, not
    observed (a doing). Life is just... happening. I would describe is as a
    strong opposite to busybody-ism.

    Or maybe I misunderstood EOM? I see it requiring a lot of will and effort.

    Stu

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