01-10-2012, 12:00 AM
I remember reading a few times that people are not volunteers on the Warriors path and that they have to be tricked and I remember feeling disappointed because I knew that I was a volunteer and had not been tricked but then I remembered that when I really decided to change my life I had just finished the art of dreaming by cc. It was the 2nd CC book I had read, i had almost forgotten Journey to Ixlan right away but by the end of Art of Dreaming I actually freaked out! I had to decide weather or not I was going to believe it or not and I realize now that I really felt completely, utterly, unequivocally cornered in to making that decision then and there. And of course I decided it was all bollocks...LOL just kidding : )
More suggestions for 1ofthe3rdnagual,, i stumbled across a movement class called shintaido. Lille bit yoga, Pilates, kind of thing but the main gist for me was moving close together with other people. We work in pairs getting real up close and personal with the aim of feeling each others movements and expressing ourselves through movements and guiding each others movements, leading and following, breathing, rolling around on the floor, falling, pushing, pulling... i really would recommend such an activity to anyone who lives in their head. Before this class I never even knew I had a body!!
The guys are all a little bit Zen and we line up outside at the end of the class, breathing in the horizon and meditating while I am there thinking, what am I supposed to concentrate on when i am meditating? or is it that I can feel the other member's of the group thinking??
More suggestions for 1ofthe3rdnagual,, i stumbled across a movement class called shintaido. Lille bit yoga, Pilates, kind of thing but the main gist for me was moving close together with other people. We work in pairs getting real up close and personal with the aim of feeling each others movements and expressing ourselves through movements and guiding each others movements, leading and following, breathing, rolling around on the floor, falling, pushing, pulling... i really would recommend such an activity to anyone who lives in their head. Before this class I never even knew I had a body!!
The guys are all a little bit Zen and we line up outside at the end of the class, breathing in the horizon and meditating while I am there thinking, what am I supposed to concentrate on when i am meditating? or is it that I can feel the other member's of the group thinking??