06-02-2017, 12:00 AM
glance left wrote:"feeds a "tone" that is empowered by the "desire to project a tone"."
A circle of reflecting mirrors in a fun house.... that both amplifies and progressively distorts (to the projectors dismay, I'm sure) an intended image. The reflection is in the intent to be seen/heard...and recognized. For me, the journey begins when that intent is progressively dropped and the mirrors dissolve, opening a door within the light-trap.
"The more important component (for me) is what they create and how they impact people. Since everyone is different, it's useful to have many methods of interaction to reach the intended audience"
Yeah, I agree in my own way. An audience is inescapable. As mentioned, I'm no recluse. You mentioned that kindness is an effective form of recapitulation, and I agree...in my own way. I employ the formal recapitulation (and have had good results with EFT....with Dok, no less!), but kindness goes hand-in-hand. It's abstract kindness...kind of like abstract friendship. It's kindness that ultimately lends to detachment. It's impeccability with others which doesn't seek recognition.....doesn't intend to plant seeds/weeds in others' minds/dialog to be thought of when I'm not there. Or, perhaps...the only seed intended to be planted are those that imply the abstract....or infinity itself as the source of everything magical in this world/universe. And, to do that, no seed need be planted at all...only the intent to alignment with infinity itself when amidst these interactions. Kindness upholds that signature. Kindness with a gossamer touch....barely there at all.
Fun houses are useful for being heard or for entertainment. You might feel the best journey is when those mirrors dissolve, but this gives the impression that those mirrors are less real than the light-trap. I believe the mirrors to be as real as the light-trap and the door. Even when people wear masks, the choice of mask tells a fragment of an overall story. There are times when people are so fragmented that there is no door within the light-trap. Broken people have no door as they've become the fun house. For those rare cases, those without a door, then all there is to work with are the mirrors (the fragments). Once all the fragments are discovered, then understanding can occur. Most people aren't really broken enough to lose their door. Sometimes doors can be created when there is an absence of a door. Each situation is different. For me, the journey begins the minute I step foot inside a fun house. Once I reach the door (your beginning point), then my journey ends. I am more of a gatekeeper, I remain in limbo to offer services related to connectivity. I'm not a fan of overseeing the actual journey, only seeing that it has the opportunity to begin.
EFT is certainly helpful for some. It's not going to be helpful for everyone (no technique is one-sized). For those who benefit from it, great! I benefit from being abused in certain ways (intellectually), but I wouldn't recommend that for most. People are unique and I can see the benefit of techniques such as EFT. Dok is an interesting character. Some respond well to a firm messenger and some favor Dok's approach. I tend to be an abstract messenger and never really say things outright. I'll dance around the bush, but I've never actually pointed at the bush. I find this works better on the subscious mind as the answers are there, but if a person doesn't want to see it then they aren't forced into a truth (leaves room for individual readiness).
I like what you mention about kindness being the lack of planting seeds/weeds into others. Although we're all gardeners and when we find something which works well for ourselves, we often want to share that awareness. Unfortunately, many forget that just because we like shoes and fit our shoes, doesn't mean anyone can comfortably fit into our shoes. Adaptation of self and technique are important components when we engage others.
"Kindness with a gossamer touch"
Heh, that's a good one. It reminds me of Gonzo; he was always here to laugh (with and at us), but he had no agenda to push. He was simply present and accepting. There's a lot to be said of such characters (good things).
A circle of reflecting mirrors in a fun house.... that both amplifies and progressively distorts (to the projectors dismay, I'm sure) an intended image. The reflection is in the intent to be seen/heard...and recognized. For me, the journey begins when that intent is progressively dropped and the mirrors dissolve, opening a door within the light-trap.
"The more important component (for me) is what they create and how they impact people. Since everyone is different, it's useful to have many methods of interaction to reach the intended audience"
Yeah, I agree in my own way. An audience is inescapable. As mentioned, I'm no recluse. You mentioned that kindness is an effective form of recapitulation, and I agree...in my own way. I employ the formal recapitulation (and have had good results with EFT....with Dok, no less!), but kindness goes hand-in-hand. It's abstract kindness...kind of like abstract friendship. It's kindness that ultimately lends to detachment. It's impeccability with others which doesn't seek recognition.....doesn't intend to plant seeds/weeds in others' minds/dialog to be thought of when I'm not there. Or, perhaps...the only seed intended to be planted are those that imply the abstract....or infinity itself as the source of everything magical in this world/universe. And, to do that, no seed need be planted at all...only the intent to alignment with infinity itself when amidst these interactions. Kindness upholds that signature. Kindness with a gossamer touch....barely there at all.
Fun houses are useful for being heard or for entertainment. You might feel the best journey is when those mirrors dissolve, but this gives the impression that those mirrors are less real than the light-trap. I believe the mirrors to be as real as the light-trap and the door. Even when people wear masks, the choice of mask tells a fragment of an overall story. There are times when people are so fragmented that there is no door within the light-trap. Broken people have no door as they've become the fun house. For those rare cases, those without a door, then all there is to work with are the mirrors (the fragments). Once all the fragments are discovered, then understanding can occur. Most people aren't really broken enough to lose their door. Sometimes doors can be created when there is an absence of a door. Each situation is different. For me, the journey begins the minute I step foot inside a fun house. Once I reach the door (your beginning point), then my journey ends. I am more of a gatekeeper, I remain in limbo to offer services related to connectivity. I'm not a fan of overseeing the actual journey, only seeing that it has the opportunity to begin.
EFT is certainly helpful for some. It's not going to be helpful for everyone (no technique is one-sized). For those who benefit from it, great! I benefit from being abused in certain ways (intellectually), but I wouldn't recommend that for most. People are unique and I can see the benefit of techniques such as EFT. Dok is an interesting character. Some respond well to a firm messenger and some favor Dok's approach. I tend to be an abstract messenger and never really say things outright. I'll dance around the bush, but I've never actually pointed at the bush. I find this works better on the subscious mind as the answers are there, but if a person doesn't want to see it then they aren't forced into a truth (leaves room for individual readiness).
I like what you mention about kindness being the lack of planting seeds/weeds into others. Although we're all gardeners and when we find something which works well for ourselves, we often want to share that awareness. Unfortunately, many forget that just because we like shoes and fit our shoes, doesn't mean anyone can comfortably fit into our shoes. Adaptation of self and technique are important components when we engage others.
"Kindness with a gossamer touch"
Heh, that's a good one. It reminds me of Gonzo; he was always here to laugh (with and at us), but he had no agenda to push. He was simply present and accepting. There's a lot to be said of such characters (good things).