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- From: "joa_adeptus" <joa_adeptus@...>
- Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2003 22:31:52 -0000
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    Hello, Marco!!!

    Thank you very much for your attention and your offering oh help.
    Well, I read english more or less (with a good dictionary at hand,
    of course), but there are some grammatical details that are a bit
    strange for me. And yes, it would be wonderful to have the
    translations of many of the commentaries and articles of our group.
    I don´t know if there are more spanish people here but if this is
    so, I´m sure I won´t be the only person benefited. Thank you. :)

    JOA

    --- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "Monroy, Marco E SI-FSIB"
    <m.monroy@s...> wrote:
    > Joa adeptus:
    > If you need additional help in spanish let me know. I am in the
    process of translating some of Rawn commentary that migh help you.
    >
    > Marco
    >
    > -----Original Message-----
    > From: Rawn Clark [mailto:rawnclark@n...]
    > Sent: 09 December 2003 01:43
    > To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com
    > Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] New Bloodbrother
    >
    >
    > Dear Joa Adeptus,
    >
    > Welcome to BardonPraxis! :)
    >
    > >> 1)In a book called "Franz Bardon:questions and answers" I have
    read
    > the following related to the elements: "The melancholic
    temperament is
    > analogous to the Water element" and "the phlegmatic temperament is
    > analogous to the Earth element". Is this right? <<
    >
    > Yes. He also wrote about this in the Theory section of IIH, under
    the
    > heading of "The Soul or Astral Body".
    >
    > >> 2)Is it really possible not thinking about nothing? It seems to
    me
    > impossible, because the mind is always thinking about something.
    If you
    > say that you are not thinking about nothing, then I suspect that
    your
    > thought is: "I am thinking about nothing" Am I wrong? <<
    >
    > Yes, you are wrong. Thinking "I am thinking about nothing" is
    still
    > thinking and that is not an emptiness or vacancy of mind. This
    exercise
    > *IS* possible as many here have proven through their own
    efforts. :) I
    > suggest that you visit the "Correspondence Excerpts" page on my
    website.
    > http://www.ABardonCompanion.com/Corresp-Links.html There you
    will find
    > a lot of information about this exercise and others. I also
    recommend
    > my "Commentary Upon" IIH, Step One in particular.
    > http://www.ABardonCompanion.com/IIH-Step1.html
    >
    > >> 3)The exercise of attributions to the elements of
    charasterictics of
    > personality is to me very very complicated and subjective. What is
    the
    > correct form of making these attributions? <<
    >
    > Well, at this stage it is very subjective. Bardon clearly stated
    what
    > must be done. You must meditate upon each item of your lists and,
    based
    > upon your meditations about the Elements themselves, you must
    decide
    > which Element the item corresponds to.
    >
    > Again, I recommend visiting the two links above.
    >
    > >> 4)Is it normal that in certain moments or in certain days the
    > exercises don´t go very well? Per example, when I practice the
    first
    > execise (observing the thoughts two times a day) the second time is
    > never better than the first. It´s strange. <<
    >
    > Yes, that is a fairly normal experience. As you progress however,
    this
    > becomes less and less.
    >
    > >> Can it be that the mind is tired with the exercise of the first
    time?
    > (well, it can be interesting to say that I don´t practice in the
    > morning, but in the afternoon and at night before sleeping. Is it
    > right?) <<
    >
    > Well, if you're tired in the evening then your performance will
    > naturally reflect your tiredness. These exercises require mental
    > alertness, so you might want to refresh yourself just before your
    > evening session. A splash of cold water on your face or a bit of
    > exercise both do wonders. :)
    >
    > My best to you,
    > :) Rawn Clark
    > 08 Dec 2003
    > rawnclark@n...
    > rawn@a...
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