Back in the days,
if you read Carlos Casteneda
you got hooked
magic
mystery
deserts
Indians
sorcerers
whoopie
in was like Harry Potter and
it was supposed to be real
and who knows
some probably was
he's got some great stuff,
reading through Journey to Ixtlan
about treating the world as a mystery
as an unknown
that we don't need to buy into everyone
else's description of Reality
and you read the first part of Awareness through Movement
and basically, Moshe is saying:
the society wants you to be a cog,
that's it's purpose
and hey, person: what's your purpose
and what's the best tool to escape the mold,
the mask as he calls it,
and discover the life you really want for
yourself?
awareness.
and what's the best step to awareness?
movement that creates new patterns
and increases complexity
and demands
and rewards attetention
and will attention lead to awareness?
well, it is awareness while being used,
and it can turn on our "awaring" ability
as at first a gift
and then later a necessity:
life is so dull and same same same
without awareness
and even my fingers
now
on the keyboard
I can get the job
or sense the tips touching and my spine holding
up my head
and my eyes looking at the black shapes
appearing on the screen
needless to say,
awareness like that can contribute to
wanting to leave the restricted world
of the computer,
but awareness like that sharpens me
wakens me
back into life
and so all Carlos' adventures
real
or not,
was I following my breathing while
reading them
was I real
as i thrilled to his learning to be more real
sometimes
it's a great day
to live in reality
have a great time
here's the book again.
I have so far made 10cents from people buying Amazon books
off the blogs,
so it's obviously a flourishing source of income
Awareness Through Movement
PS my book for sale to the right,
if you click to the demo chapters you'll see choices
of four prices
the bottom price is just for another week
great day
play in the fields of awareness
do things wrong
see who you are
if you forget who you are
be your own sorcerer
good
if you read Carlos Casteneda
you got hooked
magic
mystery
deserts
Indians
sorcerers
whoopie
in was like Harry Potter and
it was supposed to be real
and who knows
some probably was
he's got some great stuff,
reading through Journey to Ixtlan
about treating the world as a mystery
as an unknown
that we don't need to buy into everyone
else's description of Reality
and you read the first part of Awareness through Movement
and basically, Moshe is saying:
the society wants you to be a cog,
that's it's purpose
and hey, person: what's your purpose
and what's the best tool to escape the mold,
the mask as he calls it,
and discover the life you really want for
yourself?
awareness.
and what's the best step to awareness?
movement that creates new patterns
and increases complexity
and demands
and rewards attetention
and will attention lead to awareness?
well, it is awareness while being used,
and it can turn on our "awaring" ability
as at first a gift
and then later a necessity:
life is so dull and same same same
without awareness
and even my fingers
now
on the keyboard
I can get the job
or sense the tips touching and my spine holding
up my head
and my eyes looking at the black shapes
appearing on the screen
needless to say,
awareness like that can contribute to
wanting to leave the restricted world
of the computer,
but awareness like that sharpens me
wakens me
back into life
and so all Carlos' adventures
real
or not,
was I following my breathing while
reading them
was I real
as i thrilled to his learning to be more real
sometimes
it's a great day
to live in reality
have a great time
here's the book again.
I have so far made 10cents from people buying Amazon books
off the blogs,
so it's obviously a flourishing source of income
Awareness Through Movement
PS my book for sale to the right,
if you click to the demo chapters you'll see choices
of four prices
the bottom price is just for another week
great day
play in the fields of awareness
do things wrong
see who you are
if you forget who you are
be your own sorcerer
good
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