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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] Re: small question
- From: "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@...>
- Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004 14:26:01 -0700
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    Dear Louis,

    >> I have this strange aversion to meditating on anything because I am
    afraid that I will convince myself that something is true through the
    faculties of the mind; deluding myself actually. I like the conjecture
    because it helps me look at things through different angles. <<

    Well, conjecture (i.e., thinking about something from as many angles as
    you can) *is* a very valid form of "meditation". :)

    At some point however, you will have to confront and make peace with
    this fear you that associate with deeper forms of meditation: i.e.,
    meditations that involve directly opening yourself to non-rational or
    non-intellectual sources of insight. One way to do this is to approach
    such insights very critically, question them exhaustively and do not
    accept them as *fact* or valid *until* you have verified them. Through
    that process you will come to know *experientially* which insights you
    *can* trust and this will build your trust in the process itself.

    >> I just read the short glib that bardon has in IIH
    about Akasha at the begining. Getting away from the
    something and nothing going into the bag. I Just got
    a mental idea that you cannot quantify something that
    is incomprehensable. Accumulation is to quantify in
    some regard.
    If this is true, then how does it fit into
    "...Inhaling the akasha...filling the whole body with
    it." <<

    What you are inhaling and filling the body with is the *feeling* of
    "being united to the entire infinite space", along with an
    "ultra-violet, near black-violet colour". In effect, you are merging
    your body and your conscious awareness *with* the Akasha, *through* the
    inhalation of its primary qualities.

    Once united with the Akasha in this way, you will immediately understand
    why the Akasha cannot be dynamically accumulated. To dynamically
    accumulate something means that you are confining it, penning in the
    explosive pressure of its dense power. But the Akasha penetrates
    *everything* -- how then, can you confine it?

    My best to you,
    :) Rawn Clark
    31 Aug 2004
    rawnclark@...
    rawn@...
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    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BardonPraxis
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