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# Re: Preliminaries

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] Preliminaries
- From: Stu <vuynoy@...>
- Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 01:00:05 +0100
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    Dear Rawn and group

    >You started the exercises, got a certain ways, and then backed off.
    >During the time you backed off, IIH never left you. It, and the work
    >you did do, continued to affect you. Eventually, that continuous effect
    >instigated sufficient changes within you and here you are, back to the
    >exercises again. :)

    It seems one has to go away sometimes to get a clear(er) vision.

    >Ah, but *beginning* one's initiation is not equivalent to playing a
    >Chopin etude. Beginning initiation (i.e, Step One) is akin to first
    >learning what a piano *is* and what it is capable of doing.

    Yes, but that can feel as difficult as a Chopin etude ;-)

    What I tried to say about preliminaries was that one needs to get "in the
    mood", needs to "warm up". We would do that before a session of martial
    arts, or a concert. And that, as I see and feel it, is very much a
    question of motivation and collecting yourself, remembering why you are
    doing all this.

    Stu

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