RE: [BardonPraxis] the whole Qabala shebabble

["Simon Proteus" <SimonProteus@...>]

Hello David,


> It seemes like wherever I turn there's more to learn: Qabala, tarot, 
> astrology, more and more complicated and involved systems.

Absolutely... isn't it great :-) We get the chance to learn so much.

> So it seems clear to me that I have to stop and focus on what I need to do, 
> which is just Step One. For now.

Do what is comfortable for you David.

> What are other people's experiences with this? At what stage did it
seem not only comfortable but natural to branch out into related
fields like the Qabala -- if you weren't already familiar with those
fields before starting Bardon? When is it appropriate for me to
explore?

I was very overwhelmed at first and felt as though I needed to understand 
and "know" everything right NOW. Of course, this isn't possible. I started 
by doing--in other words I REALLY started when I began doing actual magical 
exercises. I then made a commitment to read one book at a time, and to make 
a study of each. This slowed me down greatly, but I learned more. 
Ultimately, you need to choose the methods which will work the best for you.

Best Wishes,
Simon

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