Re: Rigid or flexible schedule?

["Greg <GregM@...>" <GregM@...>]

Oh, man! You're tricky... ;-p I'll have to be more careful when 
phrasing my questions when I think you'll be answering them. ;-)

Ok, let me try again... Speaking from the vantage point of the 
mind's ability or tendency to relate certain events w/ certain 
triggers (as with Pavlov's dog), would it be more beneficial to 
practice at a fixed time or at dawn and dusk? Having read that 
practicing at a fixed time will, over time, create a sort of momentum 
effect resulting in a(n) (ever increasingly) strong(er) desire to do 
your practices at that time, would this be the most advantageous way 
to go? Might there be a drawback to establishing such a strict 
schedule? Could I expect the same sort of "momentum effect" be 
established when practicing at dawn and dusk wherein the times of 
those events vary throughout the year?

Thank-you,

Greg M.


--- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@n...> 
wrote:
> Dear Greg,
> 
> >> On the whole, is it better to stick to a strict time by the 
clock to
> establish a connection of sorts to the time element or would 
following
> the "dawn/dusk" avenue be more advisable? <<
> 
> Whichever suits *you* is "more advisable".
> 
> My best to you,
> :) Rawn Clark
> 07 Jan 2003
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