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# Re: A couple of questions

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] A couple of questions
- From: "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@...>
- Date: Wed, 1 Jan 2003 09:36:55 -0800
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    Dear Joe,

    >> 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?) <<

    Yes, this is a very valid approach! I highly recommend my "Self-Healing
    Archaeous" Lessons in this regard, especially Lesson Two, concerning the
    complete awareness and integration of the astral body. The physical
    sensations are only part of the story and I think you would benefit from
    tracing them to the astral sensations.

    The third Lesson of the Archaeous concerns the mental body and presents
    a method whereby you can begin with the physical *sensation*, trace it
    to its astral *significance* and then to its mental *essential meaning*.
    This is then brought back down the scale of density and one returns to
    the physical sensation with a renewed, more comprehensive understanding.

    >> 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? <<

    No, these were just suggestions with no real significance. This is more
    apparent in the Ruggeberg English edition. In the Merkur edition, the
    text has been altered slightly and the editor has added in his own notes
    that lead to the conclusion you've just stated.

    >> 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? <<

    Most often, the greatest barrier to health is our own attitude. When
    you inhale the idea of health it has the effect of breaking down the
    internalized barriers to healthiness. This doesn't necessarily
    transform one's physical health (unless, of course, one's physical
    ill-health is rooted wholly in one's attitude), but it does
    significantly change one's attitude and you begin to *feel* healthier.

    If your attitude toward your own health is not an issue for you, then I
    suggest that you focus upon a different, more personally relevant issue.
    Bardon simply offered a few suggestions and assumed that each student
    would decide for themselves what ideation was most appropriate for them.
    Regardless of what the Merkur editor suggests, these four items were NOT
    meant to be (sequential) requirements. They were only suggestions,
    meant to spur your own imagination.

    My best to you,
    :) Rawn Clark
    01 Jan 2003
    rawnclark@...
    rawn@...
    http://www.ABardonCompanion.com
    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BardonPraxis

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