The Preciousness of Form
I had an interesting dream last night. I entered into and merged with a sense of boundless space -- no forms, no experiences or discriminations for an indeterminate amount of time, until the world began... More »
I had an interesting dream last night. I entered into and merged with a sense of boundless space -- no forms, no experiences or discriminations for an indeterminate amount of time, until the world began... More »
Recently, through an essay by Ron Purser (a professor at San Francisco State University and a writer on TSK, Gebser, and related topics), I was introduced to the fascinating virtual art of Char Davies. In... More »
For our practice this week, we continued attending to the role of stories and narratives in our lives, while also taking up a formal exercise from Dynamics of Time and Space : Exercise 9,... More »
In my previous entry (see Part 1 ), I reported on a number of the different "levels" and contexts in which I found story-telling to be playing itself out, but I didn't unpack these instances... More »
For the third week of the TSK course, we have shifted our focus from thoughts to the stories that inform and inter-link them -- taking more of a temporal perspective on thinking. As Jack... More »
For the first two weeks of the TSK course, we've been reflecting on the consolidating, worlding power of thought -- its capacity to establish substance and identity, to project familiarity forward, to construct seamless, bubble-like... More »
In several days, I'll be starting the second unit of the TSK Online Course I began this past fall, and as before, I plan to post my "practice notes" as weekly blog entries. This unit... More »
With thanks to Mascha for bringing this to my attention... Amazing work! Playing with the unseen, carving beauty out of "nothing at all"...
Recently, Hokai posted a blog on stages and states of time awareness that invites us to take an integral perspective on what we mean by "the power of Now." Here is what he says: You... More »
In our final week of the first unit of the TSK course, we are working with an exercise called Subject-Object Reversal. I haven't been able to keep up with posting my practice notes for the past... More »