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Summoning the Whole Body and Mind

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[10:03 am, 31/08/2021] John Tan: 👍 well described

    Interesting total exertion glimpse yesterday: I was walking down a street lined with trees and the repetitive nature of it triggered a glimpse. Seeing trees coming "towards", I was moving towards this body, seeing feet walking "away", I was moving away, seeing other bodies walking "towards", I was moving towards. Yet nothing actually had any depth or distance from each other. Trees were walking, bodies were walking, the whole scene was walking. I think this must be what walking by summoning the whole body and mind is. It was like a whole other level of seeing no-self of everything in motion

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  • Juliette Paul
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    I remember noticing how odd it was to be moving in all these directions at once. When all sensations are me, moving all over but not going anywhere
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