Re: [BardonPraxis] Question: Interruptions: long (sorry)

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

Dear Pixi,

>> So how does one practice in less than optimal conditions? <<

As others have already said, be creative. :)

>> Do you continue to wait until you have the privacy and time to devote
or do you attempt to do what parts you can and hope that you have
completed them properly? <<

Passively waiting for things to change in your life is a fairly
fruitless practice and genuinely contrary to what initiation demands of
the student. A magician must embrace change, head on. I suggest that
you begin by changing your life circumstances so that you are in a
situation where you do have privacy. Contentious living situations do
nobody any good and they do not make a conducive setting for beginning
the IIH work.

My advice is that if you can invent ways of doing the exercises as your
life circumstances stand presently, then go for it. Just be sure that
you do the exercises from each of the three sections simultaneously. It
might be a slower process for you, but at least it will be a beginning
and help provide you with a sense of *forward* momentum.

But if you cannot create the time to pursue these three types of
exercises simultaneously, then I advise that you change your life
circumstances first, and create enough time and space for yourself so
that you can do what's required by the course.

My best to you,
:) Rawn Clark
15 Oct 2003
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