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# Re: Re: Real vs. imagined communication

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] Re: Real vs. imagined communication
- From: "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@...>
- Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 09:53:21 -0800
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    Dear Daniel,

    >> would I be correct if I'd say that it is easier to perceive
    objectively in passive communication than in active communication? <<

    Not particularly, especially in the beginning it's a challenge no matter
    which technique one employs. The main thing is, it's safer and less
    consequential.

    >> (Another question, just about semantics: would it be correct to call
    passive communication invocation of a lesser degree?) <<

    No, this is not invocation. Invocation is when you call upon an
    external entity to fill your self-awareness. With passive
    communication, all you're offering up is your "empty" hand. In other
    words, the entity does not fill your self-awareness. Invocation is a
    passive form of merging your awareness with another; whereas, with
    passive communication, there is no merging of awareness.

    >> P.S Good luck with your artwork Rawn! Seems like you're having a good
    vacation :) <<

    Thanks. :) That art project is now complete (final touches went on
    last evening). And yes, it would be hard not to have a good vacation
    with the summer-like weather we're having here in northern California.
    It was 90 degrees Fahrenheit here yesterday! ;-)

    My best to you,
    :) Rawn Clark
    11 Holiday 2004
    rawnclark@...
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