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I appreciate that SLOW was mentioned as #1. My greatest growth as a teacher has come from working on SLOW. NTPRS 2011 was a glorification and a total meditation on the concept of SLOW. Also, the whole notion of being content with SLOW and understanding the importance of SLOW has sort of carried over into my teaching generally and perhaps my whole being. It is sort of a Zen thing in which one tries to BE HERE NOW. I remember this fantastic book from the 1960’s or 1970’s entitled BE HERE NOW. I feel like SLOW is making me appreciate more some yoga and Zen stuff from decades ago. I welcome our new members. BE HERE NOW
I had that book by Richard Alpert a.k.a. Ram Dass. A purple paperback that I carried around for years. We’re just a couple of old hippies, David, now just of a different kind.