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Sunday, October 17th, 2004 08:39 am
that I have HAI training. I get a little frustrated with the Human Awareness Institute mostly because it operates in areas I have few skills. It's not a thinking game. :)

I love to analyze my life. Take it apart and put it back together. I like to look at how I arrived at some conclusion so that I can test it against some rational measure and against my personal philosophy.

But none of that will make the slightest difference to the way I feel about life. I can turn it into an intellectual exercise so quickly it make my head spin. :)

And that's where HAI comes into it.

I can actually experience a moment. I can feel the effects of my intellectual pursuit.

This is where I get the ability to feel the warm moments of my life. Otherwise, love is just a good idea and everyone should have some. :)

And it is how I can experience myself as whole. It is how I can be good enough and smart enough and competent. The actual experience of it rather than a verbal affirmation (which I only half believe at any time).

I denied, for most of my life, that the experience of something is where I have the reality of it. I no longer deny that.

It has a drawback, though. It is a challenge for me to accept something intellectually if I cannot have an experience of it. This is why I love hugs and non-erotic signs of affection. They are, for me, the experience of love.

The good news is that over the last few years, I've opened the iris on that light. I have many more ways in which the experience of love is available for me. I still like physical signs of affection best. :)

This morning has been a good one. The experience of love with Scix, Eric, Steph and Chris. It's a warm and soft moment.

Love.
Wednesday, October 20th, 2004 04:21 am (UTC)
May all the dimensions of love unfold naturally through your participation in life and the lives around you. Thank you for the difference you are making in our community. I love you.

_Greg