Hey, I'm Invisible!

[Guest guest]

beautifull, silver!

 

the invisible man

Nisargadatta , " s_i_l_v_e_r1069 " <silver-

1069@h...> wrote:

>

> Last week, I had asked my seven year old son and four year old

> daughter to point at their face and tell me who they were. My

> daughter exclaimed, " I'm me and I want me for Christmas! " My son

> said he was a primate.

>

> This week, I had the opportunity to try this same Douglas Harding

> experiment with my nine year old daughter. The result was truly

> astounding!

>

> First, I got her to point outwards at things, beginning with a

> table. I got her to describe what she saw. " It's round, made of

> wood and has legs. " she said. She did this sort of description

> excercise with various other items in the apartment.

>

> Then I got her to point at her feet and work her way up to her

chest,

> describing everything she saw.

>

> Lastly, I had her point at her face. " What do you see? " I

> asked. " My nose. " she answered. " What do you see behind it? " I

> asked her. She paused for a moment, looking rather perplexed, and

> then her eyes got big and she laughed excitedly, almost

> shouting, " Hey, I'm invisible! "

>

> To my utter satisfaction, she " got " it.

>

> " Silver "

>

[Guest guest]

Sweet!

Patricia

--- s_i_l_v_e_r1069 <silver-1069 a

écrit :

 

 

 

Last week, I had asked my seven year old son and four

year old

daughter to point at their face and tell me who they

were. My

daughter exclaimed, " I'm me and I want me for

Christmas! " My son

said he was a primate.

 

This week, I had the opportunity to try this same

Douglas Harding

experiment with my nine year old daughter. The result

was truly

astounding!

 

First, I got her to point outwards at things,

beginning with a

table. I got her to describe what she saw. " It's

round, made of

wood and has legs. " she said. She did this sort of

description

excercise with various other items in the apartment.

 

Then I got her to point at her feet and work her way

up to her chest,

describing everything she saw.

 

Lastly, I had her point at her face. " What do you

see? " I

asked. " My nose. " she answered. " What do you see

behind it? " I

asked her. She paused for a moment, looking rather

perplexed, and

then her eyes got big and she laughed excitedly,

almost

shouting, " Hey, I'm invisible! "

 

To my utter satisfaction, she " got " it.

 

" Silver "

 

 

 

 

 

 

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In a message dated 1/10/2006 1:52:11 AM Pacific Standard Time,

Nisargadatta writes:

 

" s_i_l_v_e_r1069 " <silver-1069

Hey, I'm Invisible!

 

Last week, I had asked my seven year old son and four year old

daughter to point at their face and tell me who they were. My

daughter exclaimed, " I'm me and I want me for Christmas! " My son

said he was a primate.

 

This week, I had the opportunity to try this same Douglas Harding

experiment with my nine year old daughter. The result was truly

astounding!

 

First, I got her to point outwards at things, beginning with a

table. I got her to describe what she saw. " It's round, made of

wood and has legs. " she said. She did this sort of description

excercise with various other items in the apartment.

 

Then I got her to point at her feet and work her way up to her chest,

describing everything she saw.

 

Lastly, I had her point at her face. " What do you see? " I

asked. " My nose. " she answered. " What do you see behind it? " I

asked her. She paused for a moment, looking rather perplexed, and

then her eyes got big and she laughed excitedly, almost

shouting, " Hey, I'm invisible! "

 

To my utter satisfaction, she " got " it.

 

" Silver "

 

 

 

 

Ahhh, I knew one of those kiddles would come through for us.

 

Phil