BK004
Esoteric manual used in teaching advanced meditation techniques and movements during the 1970's. Includes some photographs of movements but no movements instruction.
“There’s No One Here. I am No One. I am Here. I am No One. I am No Thing. This is nothing. I can do nothing! I am Ue Ue Coyotl, I am a farmer, spreading manure. I am a chemist, become the catalyst. I am lost in the chemistry of my creations. I am all, and everything, but I am nothing in particular. I have been a tree, and I have been a rock, and I have been a mountain, and I have carried the water and I have chopped the wood, and yet, there’s No One, Here. Who: am I?”
I started re-reading Shakti after a couple decade hiatus -- whoa....the flute student analogy!!
Funnily, I started reading the book 20 years ago or so -- it didn't resonate with me. It seemed creepy and old -- for and from another era. I felt more in-tune with HBM and ABD and PWOS....the 80s stuff...
Today, reading Shakti, I did not experience the previous obstructions...I was able to follow along and gasp when the simple truths stood forth.
Still, I can only read a few pages of any of EJ's books -- after a paragraph or a few pages -- I have more than enough to work with...might take me two months to read Shakti, again, for the first time...