Re: What Is a Thought?

["Lady Bardon" <lady_bardon@...>]

I have a doubt about the second and the third exercise: Is not the 
same to have your mind focus upon a single thouhgt that focus upon 
quietness of mind?
What do you think?
Blessings,
Lady Bardon



--- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@n...> 
wrote:
> 
> The focus of this exercise is upon the quiet, not upon controlling 
the
> noise, and this is what distinguishes it from the first and second
> exercises. If there is still noise that takes your focus away from 
the
> quiet vacancy, then it means you need to better master the previous 
two
> exercises. The goal of the first exercise is mastery of your 
ability to
> disengage from the noise and the goal of the second exercise is 
mastery
> of your ability to focus your mind upon a single thought while
> disengaged from all background noise. So by the time you reach the
> third exercise, you should have already mastered your ability to
> disengage from the noise and to focus your intentional thoughts. 
This
> sets the stage for the third exercise in which you are focusing 
yourself
> completely upon a vacancy and upon true quietness of mind.
> 
> My best to you,
> :) Rawn Clark
> 11 Oct 2004
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