I’ve always felt this long tide but I thought it was more dramatic than I actually perceive it, mostly due to other descriptions in biodynamics books. It’s not that the descriptions are bad or wrong they’re…not helpful for me. This session was spot on for me. The subtlety, the pacing. I’m starting to develop a real relationship with it and it’s settling my sometimes torrential emotions. I see the tide as synonymous with awareness, with attention. It IS conciousness, not something on top of it or surplus to it. My awareness constantly moves in and out, two and from the horizon, if I go quiet. By horizon, I don’t mean a geographical location. Horizon to me is the edge of my conciousness, the very boundary. It’s very ordinary and shouldn’t be flower powered up otherwise people think they can’t feel it. They can! It’s easy! And when you do, something happens to your suffering. And…you’re existential terror. Teach it, teach it, teach it….but plainly ❤ 13:07
I’ve always felt this long tide but I thought it was more dramatic than I actually perceive it, mostly due to other descriptions in biodynamics books. It’s not that the descriptions are bad or wrong they’re…not helpful for me. This session was spot on for me. The subtlety, the pacing. I’m starting to develop a real relationship with it and it’s settling my sometimes torrential emotions. I see the tide as synonymous with awareness, with attention. It IS conciousness, not something on top of it or surplus to it. My awareness constantly moves in and out, two and from the horizon, if I go quiet. By horizon, I don’t mean a geographical location. Horizon to me is the edge of my conciousness, the very boundary. It’s very ordinary and shouldn’t be flower powered up otherwise people think they can’t feel it. They can! It’s easy! And when you do, something happens to your suffering. And…you’re existential terror. Teach it, teach it, teach it….but plainly ❤ 13:07
thank you @fitzplastik , feel what is right for you, your own tide.