NY reports day 2

[Guest guest]

The sweat is hardly dry on my brow, and I write

to tell you of today's class. Today it was down to

the less spectacular first floor, suggesting a

descent to reality and hard work after yesterday's

surreal experience. David Life and Sharon Gannon were

there (in the 8:00 "half-primary" class that I'm going

to), looking radiant and beautiful as always. So were

many other teachers from all over the city. Since I

had pushed myself pretty hard yesterday, I had to

watch it today - don't want to get an injury now. And I

maybe am a little less focused, as well as distracted

by all the personalities.<br><br>The assists and

adjustments from Guruji, et al, seem entirely mild and benign

- no hint of the rumored merciless adjustments.

Sharath gave me some help a couple of times, and it is

obvious to me that he can sense my limitations, as well

as where I can open up, easily. <br><br>I haven't

"greeted" Guriji, but I may be working up to it. The

apparent LOVE between him and his long-standing students

is really touching.<br><br>Too bad I don't know who

anybody here is - clk; side2b; el senor, etc.

[Guest guest]

"David Life and Sharon Gannon were there (in the

8:00 "half-primary" class that I'm going to), looking

radiant and beautiful as always. So were many other

teachers from all over the city."<br><br>I had a similar

experience.<br>In 6 a.m. I was behind Turlington and Russell.

Russell was as light as a feather. Flying! <br><br>(Do

you really do only half the series in that

class?)<br><br>"Too bad I don't know who anybody here is - clk;

side2b; el senor, etc. "<br><br> What would you suggest?

Meet in front of Guruji's feet?