Re: Different types of mind

["Regulus Magus" <RegulusMagus@...>]

--- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@n...> 
wrote:
> Dear RM,
> 
> Some folks just have a natural immunity to Hermeticitis and 
Kabbalitis!
> 
[ . . . ]
> 
> My best to you as always,
> :) Rawn Clark
> 08 Aug 2003

Dear Rawn:

As has so often been the case, your wisdom and insight amaze me. I 
think you are absolutely right. Although Hermetic discipline seems at 
odds with my (current) nature, there are other avenues that are 
natural and joyful for me. 

I have a strong affinity for nature--I can often tell the health and 
needs of plants just by being near to them. As I grow older this 
sense of being immersed in a deep lake of life has grown stronger, 
the sensations more varied and my interpretations more discriminate. 
At times I feel connected to something higher. I say "higher" because 
the connection feels like an almost physical contact (like being 
gently touched) near the top of my head. 

I have no idea how to turn such immersion into a "path" but perhaps 
no additional effort is needed. As I have struggled with this I had a 
dream recently in which a voice said, "Your path is wherever you 
choose to set your feet. The miracle of life is that no matter where 
you walk, you will learn and grow." Maybe it's just that simple. 

As someone well along his own path, do you have any suggestions for 
me?

Respectfully, /RM/

P.S. I'm happy that you got the book and had a chance to read it.