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# Re: the whole Qabala shebabble

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] the whole Qabala shebabble
- From: Newbieonekenhobby <newbieonekenhobby@...>
- Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 13:56:59 -0800 (PST)
- In-reply-to: <bra00o+1ec9@eGroups.com>

    Hi David.

    I have faced the same problem for months indeed :
    everything is interesting, worth investigating ...but
    time and energy consuming.
    I also had to make choices - so share your feeling.

    Now, you shouldn't throw out the baby with the bath
    water either (forgive me - I'm not sure of the exact
    espression in English :-) : there *are* parallel
    disciplines that will accelerate your progress and
    bring a serious leverage to your studies.
    I don't know the 8 temples meditation project yet, but
    I can witness the Self Healing Archaeous and the
    Center of Stillness meditation helped me going through
    a breakthrough as far as IIH is concerned.
    I just started learning TMO also.

    So I suggest you look at the various activities from
    the point of view of their impact on / their
    relationship with IIH specifically, and not only from
    the one of the apparent loss of focus they seem to
    provoke.

    I'm sure the advanced students here will help you
    making the distinction between the two categories.

    Cheers
    NB

    --- David Yeh <ldreamr@...> wrote:
    > Hi,
    >
    > I'm still on step one, and I am becoming rather
    > bewildered by the
    > amount of information out there. I am having to
    > rein in my novelty-
    > seeking tendencies and focus on what's important.
    > Rawn's Self-
    > Healing Archaeous and the 8 temples meditation
    > project point in
    > various different directions. It seemes like
    > wherever I turn there's
    > more to learn: Qabala, tarot, astrology, more and
    > more complicated
    > and involved systems. So it seems clear to me that
    > I have to stop
    > and focus on what I need to do, which is just Step
    > One. For now.
    >
    > What are other people's experiences with this? At
    > what stage did it
    > seem not only comfortable but natural to branch out
    > into related
    > fields like the Qabala -- if you weren't already
    > familiar with those
    > fields before starting Bardon? When is it
    > appropriate for me to
    > explore?
    >
    >
    > Thanks,
    > David
    >
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