Re: digression..

["bell_jonathan" <bell_jonathan@...>]

Hi Paul,

Thanks for the great advice - I was kinda going through the same 
thing as Chenxsi myself. I think the soul mirror work and the step1 
mental exercises had left my mind feeling a bit victimised :-) In 
retaliation, I went in to a bit of a depression, and found any excuse 
to not do the Bardon exercises. However, yesterday I went down my 
local bookshop and bought one of those inspirational books you 
suggested, and it worked a treat. It snapped me right out of it - 
excellent stuff :-)

With thanks,
Jon

--- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Condran" 
<paulcondran@y...> wrote:
> Hello Chenxsi,
> 
> Rawn is right about being depressed, I find a lot has to do with the
> modern society, especially if you live in a city. The country isn't 
as bad because there seems to be less nervous tension around and its 
more harmonious. 
> 
> Also working on emotional blocks and Soul mirror work can stir 
things up. When I feel this way, for whatever reason, I got and find 
some of those inspirational books, like Chicken Soup series or 
Warrior of Light by Paulo Coelho and The Quiet Mind by White Eagle 
are good. 
> 
> I get them and open a random page, usually the passage is quite
> relevant, or if it isn't it's the one on the other page ;-) 
> 
> We are born to grow and learn, life is about that and things change 
all the time. Personally, I live to see the world become a better 
place. I watched with amazement over the world uniting in protest 
against the
> events the last few months. I believe we will see harmony grow.
> 
> Take care Chenxsi
> Paul
>