06-23-2013, 12:00 AM
GL, I seem to recall DJ saying that, "stalking is the use of surreptitious behavior for the sake of shifting the assemblage point" (and dismantling self importance). Doing that in tandem, especially in a party setting I sense, could be quite valuable. Perhaps you could quote a specific example of personal/mutual stalking that could crystallize this for me further.
Regarding mutual focus, here's a few observations. The human being is analogous to a multi-frequency transceiver, one that is constantly sending and receiving at the behest of intent...
In the meditation group setting it can be readily felt that the collective "space" (felt vibe and mutually created field) is generally of a much richer and deeper quality, than with most individual meditations. Not only that, but it is noticeably easier to be internally silent and of high, restful feelings body-wide, when others are similarly focused. Most meditation groups don't realize it, but what they are experiencing is the power of their group intention in resonant accord.
The opposite effect is also true. When you have a roomful of hostile or chaotic people, this also becomes a collective effect that makes it MORE difficult to be internally silent and of a high state. In this case, what you've got is dissonant discord. Warriors are well advised to keep in mind the chaotic and dissonant nature of the "world vibe" today, as it is antithetical to inner silence. Psychic self protection from those fields at large, created by an entropic humanity, are a real plus. Groups of practitioners can be especially adept at shielding such effects out for each other.
On the other hand it is good to be able to do this independently as well...
Regarding mutual focus, here's a few observations. The human being is analogous to a multi-frequency transceiver, one that is constantly sending and receiving at the behest of intent...
In the meditation group setting it can be readily felt that the collective "space" (felt vibe and mutually created field) is generally of a much richer and deeper quality, than with most individual meditations. Not only that, but it is noticeably easier to be internally silent and of high, restful feelings body-wide, when others are similarly focused. Most meditation groups don't realize it, but what they are experiencing is the power of their group intention in resonant accord.
The opposite effect is also true. When you have a roomful of hostile or chaotic people, this also becomes a collective effect that makes it MORE difficult to be internally silent and of a high state. In this case, what you've got is dissonant discord. Warriors are well advised to keep in mind the chaotic and dissonant nature of the "world vibe" today, as it is antithetical to inner silence. Psychic self protection from those fields at large, created by an entropic humanity, are a real plus. Groups of practitioners can be especially adept at shielding such effects out for each other.
On the other hand it is good to be able to do this independently as well...