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Make K more practicable? K should not be the subject. "Practicable" implies we want to get something from K's teachings. The question seems to be: Is a condition of silence, awareness, practical? If we are asking that question, there is no silence!
View all answers to this questionA condition of listening, being aware, permits the Ultimate to manifest.
View all answers to this questionTalking about things is extremely helpful in a group where everyone listens to each other and themselves. Things get clarified. The dialog is helpful when centered on K's message, but not when it is centered on K. When it is centered on K the conversation gets sidetracked.
View all answers to this questionTo the best of my knowledge, no one has ever become interested in K from my mentioning him. But some people hear about K and become interested in other ways.
View all answers to this questionK was not the only one to understand the insights; in that sense he was not exceptional. He was one of the few. It seems obvious to me that there are some people who do not have the mental equipment to get the message.
View all answers to this questionDVDs, VHS, books, conversations, are very helpful. Of course, the Understanding is not K's teachings; he did not invent them or own them.
View all answers to this questionSometimes he got off the track, into fields in which he was not qualified to speak. But seldom.
He would not like us to accept his teachings! Rather to discover what is.
I don't try to find a balance. Both exist; I respect both and watch them when (and if) they blend.
View all answers to this questionYes. For one thing it has led to other teachers with similar insights, with a degree of liberation.
View all answers to this questionThe insights (if any) can't be organized.
View all answers to this questionIt implies a doing, rather than a letting be done.
View all answers to this questionNo.
View all answers to this questionHis insights are also the insights of others. It seems a contradiction of his insights to speculate on what is going to happen.
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