Sub-tortoise
Passing at what feels like high speed through a short sojourn in the UK, replete with parking fines on rented cars and a never-ending flow of people to see and connect with for one thing or another, aware the planet is moving at least 59,500 miles an hour faster than I ever am, even when in a plane, hence relatively speaking no matter how fast life feels, it’s actually sub-tortoise paced so nothing to get worked up about speed-wise, I’m nonetheless feeling an unprecedented excitement about being alive, which I want somehow, perhaps by direct chi-transference as you read on, to transmit to you for your nurturing and reinforcement.
Arcane wisdom shared
For me the trigger is currently a combination of having spent time in Wales just now with my original tai chi master, John Kells, helping him shape his ultra high-level findings and teachings into a sufficiently viable medium for even beginners to benefit from, along with feeling thrilled about the comments being left on the School For Warriors blog about the new chi exercise videos - http://school-for-warriors-blog.com/projecting-chi-energizing-and-activating-your-new-reality/ - as well as excited anticipation about the shortly upcoming launch of School For Warriors 2 (along with the combined 1&2 version), and on top of that a great warmth in my heart about the rather sublime lounge-dance album I’m completing over in Ibiza with Ohm-g, not to mention the innate existential glee I feel about simply being alive anyway – and of course my facility for communicating it with you even as we speak.
Letting go
I’m also relinquishing my London base next month as an experiment with reality, which I expect to set me even freer and more peripatetic on the mysterious path before me, which though gives me no clue regards actual destination, is undoubtedly leading me somehow closer to you in the sense of spinning me around the planet to spread the love and chi. And even just thinking of flying back here in a couple of weeks or so to oversee the discarding of many pointless chattels and moving of the less pointless ones in time and space, is making me feel lighter.
When I left London in 1979 for New Mexico I managed to compress all worldly belongings into one kit bag. I’m not quite that light-loaded these days but the sensation feels similar.
Investing in loss
What I’ve noticed is that ahead of any move fear arises – and the fear seems mostly to be about suffering inconvenience brought about by change. But the more I do the Taoist thing of investing in loss, that is desisting from taking myself and my habitual patterns personally, the less fear of inconvenience bothers me. In any case, I always find when the changes actually occur, the ability to instantly adapt overrides all possible inconvenience and the innate love of being alive surmounts whatever resistance remains.
Rise up to the glory and magnificence of being alive
I also find when I’m excited like this, I tend to write in extraordinarily long sentences, so I hope your mind has been rested rather than exhausted by following the thread and will take my leave now, save to say that if you do nothing else today in pursuit of the supercharged state, slightly raise your breastbone in a discreet yet potent gesture of rising up to all the glory and magnificence of being alive and keep remembering to do that as you work, rest and play.
This will stimulate your thymus, which in turn connects you naturally to your higher, immortal self and the results of that will be an increase and intensification of the miracle or quantum shift flow in your life.
Here endeth the transmission.
With love, Supercharged
Raise your breastbone in a discreet yet potent gesture of rising up to all the glory and magnificence of being alive.
