whirr of the computer2. Please take a moment now to describe the current experience, noting all the sensations with all the available senses.
When we take away all labels and judgments does this experience feel like it's alive or dead?
What should be different from the way it is now? Or, put another way, what is imperfect in this present experience?
pressure in head
pressure & tightness in neck, left thigh & calf
dry sensation in the throat
stillness in the room
silence outside noticeable by the absence of the sound of rain heard previously
sight of various objects
feeling of tiredness
glare of 2 screens and various LEDs
touch of the fingers in contact with the computer keyboard
The experience is alive, always changing.
What is imperfect? - the sensations in the body, best described as pain (fibromyalgia). the rest is out of my control so it is what it is.
a strange noise occurred in my ears like a hissing (E)3. Then, please could you repeat the exercise where you sit for two minutes and note down all that is experienced, so that we can look into this in detail. After you have done it, after each item label it either (T) or (E).
there is a popping sensation at the top of my right leg (E)
the network drive on the other side of the room makes the occasional BRRR (E)
i should put some more wood on the fire (T)
my feet are going numb from sitting still (E)
i should just use the language which comes naturally (T)
i am thirsty (E) and need a drink (T)
In short there is an expectation that the darker colours i.e. pain could go away. This is all I can seem to focus on, somehow escaping from the endless pain and sense of being a victim of life. I hop I understood the questions better this time.So.... can life be allowed to present a FULL spectrum of colours as part of Life's tapestry? Should it be any other way?
or is there an expectation only to have fluffy pink and lemon yelloW?
i.e. to be exempted from the whole all-round experience....

