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Post by Bryan on May 28, 2016 22:04:27 GMT
General guidelines:
- Read 10 pages of the book "The Rainbow Bridge" each week.
- Share at least 1 comment (thoughts, feelings, questions, ideas etc.) with the rest of the group each week, via this forum.
- Keep the discussion on or related to the subject matter of the book.
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Post by Bryan on Jun 11, 2016 16:16:43 GMT
I really like the DK sentence at the top of page 123 "When the vehicles vibrate in unison with the Soul, then is liberation achieved." It reminds me of the wonderful value of the vehicles. That they are not things to escape from, but are to be refined and redeemed.
Tindia- top of page 24 mentions that students must modify, qualify and adapt teachings to suit time, place and circumstance. This has been how I've been approaching these techniques myself, in conjunction with utilizing the observer function as best as possible. For example; at first I tried triangulating all centers numerous times a day. About a week into it I observed that too much stuff was coming up for me too fast for me to process, so I slowed and adjusted the triangulating to a pace I could digest more easily. Something I'm also finding useful now is running the SoulStar up and down the channel at different times throughout the day (after invoking the Soul).
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Post by David on Jun 12, 2016 9:14:57 GMT
Aloha-
I am noting on p123 that "forcing process" is stated. When I first began, my tutor said that all real work is likened to the forced blooming in a hot house environment. One must surely be willing to handle all growth of awareness with similar alertness to handling every inner & outer action as though one is moving at 75 miles per hour constantly. Herein lies the strain, the fierce drive for such growth, and sound common sense paired with good practical altruistic ancient wisdom lifestyles.
Pp128-130 are sobering ideas that seem to be related to some aspects of neurobiological and psychology. It seems like D's notion of meditation for consolidation of consciousness and personality as foundational. This work reveals his references to application of energy to reclaim the vehicles and embrace the energies we have created. The research indicated by these authors sounds very true to me.
As Joseph Campbell the greats mythologist of 20th century said: a person must be compelled to the archetypal hero's journey! Like a person whose hair on fire yet not losing their direction to find their truth & dare to live it.
Kindly,
Love and Strength,
David
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