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# Re: Controlling the time

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] Controlling the time
- From: "Maximiliano Markous" <mmarkous@...>
- Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 17:02:34 -0300
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    Thanks for your answer Rawn, though I tell you that now I have more doubts :-)

    You say that thinking about the time counts as an "interruption". I saw it
    just as a thought...sometimes I get sucked by it and sometimes I just observe
    it.
    I have countless of these thoughts and sometimes I can observe them and
    sometimes not. So...
    when I get clinged to a thought, this counts as an interruption? If so I think
    I never passed the first 30 seconds without getting attracted by one of these.
    Should I open my eyes and check the time at that moment? And then, should I
    continue the exercise until the next interruption? And for how long should I do
    this? :-) See..many, many doubts!!!!
    Can you be more specific on what are interruptions?

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