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# Re: correspondence

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- To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: Re: correspondence
- From: "Martin <martincosgrove@...>" <martincosgrove@...>
- Date: Wed, 01 Jan 2003 23:39:11 -0000
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    --- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@n...>
    wrote:
    > Dear Stu,
    >
    > >> I have gotten used to thinking in terms of Yang and Yin. Now,
    can
    > these concepts from East be equated with "electricity"
    and "magnetism"
    > as used by Bardon (and generally in the West). <<
    >
    > Yes, this is a fair correspondence.
    >
    > >> And what about "chi", what would be the Bardonian correspondence
    (s)?
    > <<
    >
    > I think the closest equivalent would be Bardon's "vital energy".
    >
    Wow, that's really useful to know; I too can relate a little more
    easily to the concepts of Ying and Yan.

    I have a question also: during some of my Step One meditations, I
    have experienced strong sensations on the insides of my wrists,
    something I have not felt before. I did however, used to do a lot of
    meditation in the past with the major chakras and the sensation
    reminded me of that. I was wondering if there was any possible
    relation? Are there minor energy points at that location in the
    human body and could the fact that I am experiencing this during the
    mental exercises be of any significance?

    Thanks,

    Martin

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