RE: [BardonPraxis] Re: Some questions

["lux xul" <luxxul@...>]

> >> - A question about the visualization exercise in Step Two: I know
> right off the bat that I'm pretty good at visualization. But the
> image I visualize tends to move around a little bit, or rather my
> eyes do; I can, for instance, imagine the image of a pen sitting in
> one place on my desk, but my physical eyes don't want to keep staring
> motionless at it all the time. Should the image I visualize be
> absolutely stationary? I don't find any mention in IIH of this. <<
>
> One goal of the visualization is to be in control of it. If you
> can't control the visualization then that needs to be worked on. But

ANother possible experiment,

One could (like in step one) allow the image to dance itself out and not 
become attached to it stopping. Observe it w/o interacting with it until you 
are less attached to it obeying and more in tune with your objective to 
create it as * still *. Then as you become more in tune with your true will, 
it will be created FROM the essence of the true will that is *still* rather 
than *rebellious*.

Rest,
:T:

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