Re: Awareness

Hi,

I have a beautiful German Shepherd Dog, who is now 14 years of age, yep,
and he still behaves like a puppy!! I too, went to dog training
classes, as I had no idea how to handle dogs, however, the trainer
worked on praise the whole time. The relationship I have with my dog
Troy is amazing. If there is tension in my household, whether we are
"shouting" at each other etc, the dog is very sensitive to our emotions
and will disappear and stay out of our way. This has been an eye
opener, sometimes we forget how we are behaving, and by looking to see
where our dear Troy is, just highlights the state that we are in.

I have learnt so much from my dog Troy, and also from my horse Elkie,
who will be 23 this year. It goes to show, that the animals we have
around us are sensitive, and emotrancing these two has been great.

Lesley
--- In emotrance2_at_yahoogroups.com, "loretta.vanderstam"
<loretta.vanderstam@...> wrote:
>
> Yes Chef, you're so right...! I wished I'd didn't spend so much time
> beating myself up for the anger, it made me lay down quietly for
> sure....
> WRWUAAAAAAHHH
> Trancing is a much faster way for using the energy..
> well still alot to do...
>
> Did a reading with Sherry, gives alot to let in and be tranced, very
> valuable! Thanks for your digesting advices earlier.
>
> Loretta
> >
> > > EmoTrance has lots of practical benefits as we all know but it
> > really did strike me that an improvement in AWARENESS is probably
> the
> > master key for each individual person to take charge of their
> > respective realities, long term, and properly, at that.
> > >
> > Yes this is really a very important effect, and for marketing an
> > effect which we really must LET IT BE KNOWN. Because all the
> > meditation courses are ultimately going for this: Awareness and
> > Equanimity. And we know how many people are looking for peace in
> > their mind, live and being. Not passive peace, not reactive peace,
> > but a very active peace coming from Even Flow (= a high level of
> > Equanimity).
> > As I once said somewhere (Here or PS list): ET got also the
> benefits
> > of meditation BUT NOT the long struggle to be able to meditate
> > properly (and I know what I'm talking about, I walked this talk).
> So
> > if people learn ET they get the benefits of meditation as well. you
> > can even sell it as an simple, profound meditation tool.
> >
> > Silvia, thanks for reminding me of this, i really have to get in to
> > this for my own coming-out-in-the-world-with-what-I-want-to-bring
> >
> > Loretta>>>
> >
> > Something I thought when I read your mail was the interesting
> energy of anger. Now in the general annals it is held to be such a
> terrible thing, such a bad thing - I never thought so, personally.
> Reason I didn't think that was because I have found it so very useful
> and it has saved my life on many occasions (that's literal, not
> metaphorical!) AND it has made me find the energy, courage and
> conviction to stand up to entrenched systems all by myself and
> say, "ENOUGH ALREADY!"
> >
> > "There MUST be a better way!!!"
> >
> > The lightning strike of anger can catalyse many things - as long as
> it is a lightning strike, and that's very much like an energized end
> state at that, if not exactly the same.
> >
> > It sounds to me that "the long struggle to learn to meditate
> correctly" has probably certain key moments in it that would be
> perfect for such a catalysing lightning strike, clearing the air,
> providing energy and yes, the courage you need to "go out there" and
> sing your own song - LOL.
> >
> > Loudly.
> >
> > LOL ...
> >
> > The first time I harnessed this thing really in consciousness was
> when I was in a dog training class and the trainer insisted it was
> good for my sweet, 6 month old GSD puppy to be brutally beaten so it
> would learn to lie down quickly on command "and never forget it as
> long as it lives ..."
> >
> > Wow.
> >
> > I can still *feel* the resonance of that lightning strike now.
> >
> > I didn't scream, I didn't shout.
> >
> > I took my puppy, left, and made it my business to put these people
> and everyone like them OUT OF BUSINESS over the next 15 years.
> >
> > I was 21 at the time, didn't know ANYTHING about dog training, was
> absolutely nobody. But that one lightning strike gave me the backbone
> for what was to come and I can still feel that energy today, and I am
> very proud of what I've achieved and the legacy I've left to the dog
> training community.
> >
> > Anger isn't a bad thing.
> >
> > It can be a very dangerous thing for "them" if we ever found that
> out, on masse.
> >
> > Like that guy said on "Sicko" - "The difference between the French
> and the Americans is that the Americans are terrified of their
> governement, and the French government is terrified of the people."
> >
> > SFX
> >
>

           
Received on Mon May 05 2008 - 13:45:12 BST