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# RE: Re: Impregnating Breath

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- To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: RE: [BardonPraxis] Re: Impregnating Breath
- From: "lux xul" <luxxul@...>
- Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2004 17:07:41 +0000
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`WHat if you looked at it as a practice in being *intentionally aware* of YOUR awareness of the 'trait' (say that three times fast!! ;)) and *personifying* it so that it then is a practice in 'evoking' a 'trait' already within yourself to a more viable relationship within your conscious awareness?`
`You are then making yourself aware of something we all do unawares AND developing a skill at using it with intent and awareness to accomplish specific goals.`
`Its a focus change form 'i am augmenting something I dont have enough of' to ' I am creating a skill from a 'talent' I have used all my life WITHOUT being aware of myself or the mechanics of my use, in the process."`
`Its the skill-set you are gaining, the *result* (openess?) you are gaining is only a symptom of the REAL accomplishment.`

    Just something to consider.

    Thank you.
    :T:

>     Your third idea particularly resonated with me. I am realizing that
>     a flaw in my approach has been that I have unconsciously assumed that
>     if I am drawing something in from outside of myself, then I am
>     actually deficient in it. Kind of like gravity: the ball only wants
>     to drop, so I have to make a hole. I imagined that I could only fill
>     myself with a wish if I didn't have any of it inside me, ie if there
>     was that hole. So it became pretty self-defeating.

>     It still confuses me. I can, for instance, generate a certain state;
>     say my wish is "openness." I can cause myself to imagine and
>     experience openness. But then I have to imagine that it is outside
>     myself, and then bring it in again. This confuses me. How do I do
>     this without making the assumption of deficiency that I just
>     described, but also without making the breathing-in irrelevant?
>     Someone else described it as like charging a battery, which makes a
>     little more sense, but I would appreciate any clarification.

>     David

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