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# Re: vom rephrased..

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] vom rephrased..
- From: "Larry Mintz" <kabir@...>
- Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 15:52:27 -0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
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     Hi Rawn
    As I explained in my Self-Healing Archaeous audio Lessons, VoM occurs
    when your awareness is focused exclusively within the Fire region of
    your temporal mental body. Which is to say, when your awareness is
    focused exclusively upon *perception*. By exclusively, I mean that you
    have excluded thinking (the Air region of the temporal mental body),
    feeling (the Water region of the temporal mental body), and physical
    sensing (the Earth region of the temporal mental body) from your
    conscious awareness and are focused only upon *perception* without these
    additional layers of *interpretation*.

    When this occurs, your conscious awareness is in absolute sync with the
    objective universe, with the NOW. It is the *temporal* state of BEing
    without DOing. It is therefore no wonder that you are left feeling as
    if it "seems to make everything a lot more clear, like my sight and my
    head and body feel lighter". :)

    The type of VoM you are describing is quite a deep state.I think this type
    of VoM is past step 1.
    My experience is a state where there are no thoughts in my head and body
    awarenss is at a minimum
    The ability to blank out all body sensations I think comes with more
    practise.

    I experienced your VoM using a mind machine once. Weird state.
    Larry

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  - Re: vom rephrased..
    - From: "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@...>

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