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# Simultaneous studies

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- To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: Simultaneous studies
- From: Newbieonekenhobby <newbieonekenhobby@...>
- Date: Sat, 18 Jan 2003 11:36:02 -0800 (PST)

    I have a few questions pertaining to the type of
    similar studies or readings we can start along with
    IIH without creating "interferences".

    As I know there is a chronology in Baron's teaching, I
    would be concerned to start anything 'external' which
    could jeopardize or slow down my progress in IIH,
    either because the two teachings would differ in
    principle, or because they would be out of sync.
    At the same time, I wonder if certain related readings
    may both make things easier vis-à-vis IIH and prepare
    the path to subsequent steps.

    For example:
    a) I live in quite a noisy environment. Wouldn't
    practicing the "Center of Stillness Meditation" be of
    help vis-à-vis IIH and help me being more focused
    during normal life?

    b) Let's dream a bit now. One day in the future, I may
    have the luck to learn, repeat and refer to
    hebrew-based textes. Wouldn't reading the "First
    Hebrew Primer" be an appropriate preparatory step, or
    should I concentrate on something of more immediate
    interest ?

    c) I have some little concerns about my health. Can I
    start the "Archaeous"?

    ...All those questions, again, not because I'm no
    adult able to decide for himself, but because I don't
    want to adopt solutions which become part of the
    problem.

    Many thanks again.
    NB

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