“I’m still noticing how the intent focus on the breath seems to narrow and dull my awareness somewhat. “
I twigged onto your blog from Michael Taft and am really enjoying it. I’m reading your TMI experience in order, with interest, since I am in the Teacher Training Group program with him (almost 3 years of bi-weekly instruction with him so far).
I am looking forward to how you assimilate the TMI distinction between awareness and attention!
It’s like reading a good mystery novel written by a highly skilled athlete.
“I’m still noticing how the intent focus on the breath seems to narrow and dull my awareness somewhat. “
I twigged onto your blog from Michael Taft and am really enjoying it. I’m reading your TMI experience in order, with interest, since I am in the Teacher Training Group program with him (almost 3 years of bi-weekly instruction with him so far).
I am looking forward to how you assimilate the TMI distinction between awareness and attention!
It’s like reading a good mystery novel written by a highly skilled athlete.