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[Willyummm Wade]

Hello everyone reading this. I would like to introduce myself.

 

I am just like you, curious, in the process of cultivation.

I have become extensively aware of the surrounding energy fields. As my perceptual senses increase so do the feelings that arise.

I'm wondering if anybody here could lead me to a teacher, I'm grounded in personal interaction. This is where my learning excels.

 

Excited to be here. Thank you for reading this. Any comment is welcomed with appreciation.

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Welcome to the Dao Bums.  Your post reminded me of the Glenn Morris book 'Pathnotes of a ..' good book, bad title.  He had many exercises working with perception.  Haven't done it lately but when walking I'd keep my eyes closed for 30-40 steps, as long as it seemed safe.  Reaching out with the other senses.  A good, slightly dangerous practice. 

 

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