P r a c t i c e
The technological goal of the practice of our Tradition lies in the resonance between objective
and subjective realities via psycho-energy. Therefore, our practice develops both
the fine discernment of spacial sensations and abilities of differentiated perception and of conscious control
of the energy-related qualities of the space.
The practice necessitates mastering of a consistent world view. In such a view
the very illusiveness of the world perception is used as a technology for meeting oneself.
The chief technological principle is the "empty room".
The operational safety of the Tradition states "The Snail Principle": continuous, ceaseless movement
not omitting anything on the way. Each stage of the practice must be followed by realization that
leads to the next stage.
The Tradition does not attempt to either perfect or salvage the Creation. In the eyes of the Tradition the World is perfect.
The world is inherently diverse. The man is inherently unique. The position of the man in the world - dialog with the World.
The tradition does not search at all for any explanation of the "how it is all made in fact?" variety. This is what makes it different from other traditions. The Tradition is in a quest for ways and means to use what is given to us with maximum efficiency. To use the World as given. To use the Man as given...
... Without guarantees of any kind. Do it if you want, leave it if you don't.
- AT
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