I'm at a karate studio. A Sensei is standing next to me at a desk. He wants me to sign a contract for lessons. He's filling out the form. He wants to write my credit card number on the contract. But I refuse to give it to him. He hasn't even said how much it will cost! I tell him this, and I also tell him that it better be an awesomely cheap deal, otherwise I won't sign up. He's also hiding the form from me, shielding it with his body, so I push him aside. He lets me do that, and I remark that he's not much of a black belt if he can let someone like me push him like that.
Now I'm sampling a karate class. I'm with a few other people in a room that's carpeted with bluish-green outdoor carpet (just like our three season porch). We're arranged in a circle, and we're playing "energy ball," which involves tossing a ball to each other. The thing that makes this special is that the ball is energy. Right now as I hold it, it is about the size of a volleyball although not perfectly spherical. But sometimes it falls on the ground, and it becomes invisible. Once it came to rest about four feet in front of me, but all I see is a flat dark spot on the carpet, like a fresh water stain. I let the person across from me retrieve it, even though I'm closer to it. Another time, it flew past the person on my left, and I go to get it. I'm having trouble finding it amoung the brown fallen leaves and the twigs and dead vines and undergrowth. Then I realize that I might be able to feel it even if I can't see it, so I flap my hand just above the leaves hoping to hit it. I feel it and pick it up. I still can't see it, but I can feel that it's now the size of a tennis ball. As I hold it, I use my personal energy to make the ball larger. I feel the heat and vibration of the energy, and I also feel the size of the ball restored to its original size.
Monday, November 26, 2012
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