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# A couple of questions

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- Subject: A couple of questions
- From: "anunusednamedamnit <jtb26@...>" <jtb26@...>
- Date: Wed, 01 Jan 2003 10:02:05 -0000
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    To any1 whos feeling helpful ;),

    > I've always admired your choice of yahoo ID names (An Unused Name,
    > Damnit!). ;-)
    >
    > My best to you,
    > :) Rawn Clark
    > 31 Dec 2002

    :) you wouldn't believe the gibberish that had already been taken!

    Having thought over these things a few times (and leafed through the
    fbm archives) i'd really like to get a 2nd opinion on a few things
    (i'll limit my queries to 2 per post ;) ).

    1) In classifying charactoristics under each element I concentrated
    on how the `situational` charactoristic felt ... and
    specifically "where" I felt it. Previous work with the elements
    highlighted the fact that they each produce sensations in the
    physical body differently. Anger/hatred for instance seems to be felt
    most strongly in my head. Do you think that using kinesthetic
    sensation in this way is a reasonable method for use in this exercise?
    (I note that bardon makes mention of the elements in a similar
    way ... is this how this info is meant to be used?)

    2) In the step1 breathing exercises 4 qualities are listed. Firstly,
    it seems that each corresponds to a different element. Is this
    signficant ... as intro to elemental breathing maybe? Secondly, real
    Health is a very holistic thing, surely this exercise alone can't
    really be expected to maintain/produce it. To refocus attention onto
    improving health in everyday life is one thing, but I get the feeling
    this exercise is supposed to be simpler/ more direct than this. What
    is meant by `achieving health` in this context? ... achieving a basic
    level of commitment to being/feeling healthy maybe?

    Joe.

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