Your example sounds good. It is true that conversational teaching may be better received. I think the theme of a sticky thread would not be some thing like SA as a term, but each of us getting to put our offical stance in writing were it will be seen, and leave it up to each of us how we want to make our point. Then we could each provide any links that we wish. For example, I may or may not do a seperate thread about the idea of SA as a tool in WILD and just provide a link, as it is a related thread that I would feel could be helpful. I would encourage Mzzkc to provide a link to this thread and Sageous to an applicable WILD lesson.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mzzkc
My own thing with the idea of wanting to keep the premis of watching for the bodily state that SP is often used to describe, is just a matter of personal method. I get the feeling I was taught to WILD in a slightly different school of thought than either Mzzkc or Sageous, but there must be as many ways to approach it as their are people who can pull it off. It is good, for a few experts to have learned their methods from different sources; it provides the community with options and many varying but each valid opinions when they ask questions. People get a totally differant take on things from me and Sageous, because we both did our first decade or two of training, in a world that had no internet, so who knows where the knowledge each of us learned came from, but each of us learned from seperate sources. I assume, like me, sageous had to do the bulk of discovery for himself, creating a truely singular personalized skill set. I actually had always used the term Dream Trance prior to finding this web sight. I had never heard it called WILD.
But, getting a chance for each of us to express it in their own way is what I would like to aim for. We would each stick to the central theme, of do not think about SP, it is a confusing and useless misunderstanding, here is what I (Mzzyk, Sageous, Gab, sivason, who ever) want to make clear on the subject.
