Re: [BardonPraxis] Re: Questions, questions, questions

["Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@...>]

Dear Peter,

>> I thought there where a tad more pre-requisits to the beginning phase
of the Kabbalistic work? <<

Usually there are. :) But you seem to have an affinity for Kabbalah,
combined with the ability to quickly grasp certain things, like the
direct perception of essential meaning. Because of these factors, I see
no reason why you won't be able to begin work with the Fire pole and
initiate the process of "learning the alphabet". Granted, it may take
longer to master than if you were to wait until completion of Step
Eight, but in the long run, it would be time well spent.

>> If not, then how far can I go with having gone through to near the
end of step four with the ability to percieve essential meaning, create
an acummulation, and condensation? <<

Well, by the end of Step Four you already have the basic abilities
needed for preparatory work of "learning the alphabet": 1) sufficient
ability to visualize; 2) sufficient ability to accumulate and condense;
3) sufficient ability to transfer your consciousness into your own
organs; and, most significantly, 4) sufficient ability to directly
perceive essential meaning. All of these abilities would be further
trained and sharpened by the initial work of KTQ, which would also
benefit your IIH work.

It's a lengthy work so your question of how far is pretty irrelevant.
I'd think that the increased abilities gained from your steady progress
with the IIH work, would keep pace with your progress in the preparatory
work of KTQ.

One word of caution is that you be absolutely sure to remember to
disperse your accumulated condensation of the colored Lights EVERY time,
as Bardon instructed. One advantage of waiting until the completion of
Step Eight is that, by then, your bodies are very well used to handling
intense condensations. So since that is not the case for you, care
should be taken with the expansion of your limits and the development of
your flexibility/elasticity in that regard. In other words, take your
time, be conscientious in your use of technique, and be thorough.

In conclusion, I feel the need to make it clear to you, Peter, that I'm
not trying to persuade you to begin the KTQ work. That is *entirely* in
your hands. What I am meaning to convey is that you needn't be afraid
of it or think you're personally incapable of beginning it. :)

My best to you,
:) Rawn Clark
01 Jul 2003
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