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Walk Like Glass - (5848)

When trying ot be conscious when walking or being amongst people, a really great exercise is to be like glass, transparent and almost invisible.

That is, to be psychologically like teflon where things don't stick. 

This is not easy... There are many things in our psyche that want to be seen. That is why it is such a good exercise of knowing ourselvs and being conscious.

In the magical sense it would be much more possible to be physically like glass if we are psychologically like glass.

A good key to be psychologically like glass is to walk around with no self-image. That is with no projection of our self within ourselves. That's the main part of teh exercise. 

Some other points to work on while doing the exercise are the following:

To let go of any incomming impressions, to be pure in our gaze - that is no subconscious interest in what or who we see in front of us and let go of all that we see.

To not allow anything to hook our attention or any ego to pop up. To move without leaving any jolt, mark or impact. 

To pass through without disturbance and not be held in the mind of others and ourselves is the main goal of walking like glass. Yet, it is to still do what we have to.

We maybe physically noticed, yet forgotten quickly as we move through the event.

Good will and an inner smile reaching outwards leaves no indents, no disturbance, no interference, no echoes or trace in the minds of others. 

End (5848).

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