Bruce Moen wrote on Nov 28th, 2009 at 5:18am:Seraphis1,
Sounds like you really got it about the balance between Perceiver and Interpreter. It took me so long, like years of stumbling around and losing my balance before I even knew there was one, to figure that out. I am happy to see it came so easily to you as a concept and then as something you could practice.
My friend Rosalie is really responsible for the tape recorder way of learning that balance. For me, her way of experiencing/perceovong and then talking out loud into the recorder and then shifting back to perception really honed that skill.
Glad you got it.
Bruce
Hi Bruce: Appreciate the thumbs up. But, the secret is in the relaxing which shuts down the P/I... your insight just short cut the thing... For a long time I was using Robert Bruce's "minute hand" on a clock thing but all that does is shut everything down... there is some workability to it... but, the brilliant thing you discovered is the Balancing of the P/I that is the thing that makes incidents come alive and describable in detail... you got it right! I am having more difficulty with the "laying of intent"... I got one thing I "think" is right... and that is just before the command there is an intent to deliver the command... at one point I got a space or empty place... but, reproducing it is a problem... but, I do get the hunch thing... but that is random and unpredictable and for me hard to reproduce... I am working on the "silly little finger" thing...!
Seraphis!