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Students get the scent of true freedom....
By: Jed McKenna Date: August 8, 2019, 2:45 am
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First student:
It released! I got really stuck with this one. It just kept
eluding me. I dug deep and found several layers to the feeling
and met those. And there was a release with that, but it left
me feeling depleted and melancholy. I was just about to write
to you about that, but I figured I'd go inside one more time and
see what was left. Interestingly, what I found was left was my
attachment/importance to guilt, almost like I'd been addicted to
it. And once I realized that I felt into the attachment to
guilt and it popped pretty quickly.
Second student:
Hi Jed,
I practiced Exercise 10 a bunch of times already over the last
few days and my sessions have been between 40’ to 1.5 hours.
At the peak of experiencing the feeling of unworthiness, my body
is fully tensed. There’s the sensation of crying without tears.
In one occasion I started to hit my own body. After the full
tension, there’s a feeling of relief as in a estate of deep
meditation. I guess this is the ‘poof’ you talk about, as it
gets to a point that unworthiness cannot be felt and I cannot
even command the feeling of unworthiness.
One side effect of this exercise is that I’ve been feeling freer
during the day. I usually have some constant tension in my gut
and this practice has led to a flow feeling and the drop of the
avoidance of the present moment. It’s not totally gone, but I
can really feel the difference and there’s a big relief
associated.
How do I know if I dropped totally the unworthiness
identification? Shall I do the exercise with other feelings
(i.e. guilt)?
Thanks.
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Re: Students get the scent of true freedom....
By: Death_by_SallyD Date: August 8, 2019, 6:34 am
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Impeccable timing, these two. So, thanks.
"Addiction to guilt" resonates and has everything to do with the
residual imprint awoken with this a.m., which had to be put to
flame. 2nd report also.....the bravery of going right for the
existential/experiential heart of core whateveritis.......the
shuddering, crushing, singularity of the central point of
mass/gravity. Until the release.
In this context, I love the typo "estate of meditation". H3ll,
yes.
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