Richard Taite

So in metaphoric terms, we have this idea of a wheel and in the wheel, there's the center, the hub, and then there's the rim.

And then you have a singular spoke, which is a metaphor for how you direct attention from the awareness in the hub, the knowing to the knowns on the rim.

And there's four segments of the rim.

They're all energy flow, but the first segment represents energy from outside the body.

You pick it up with your eyes, your ears, your nose, your

tongue and your skin, you know, for smell, taste and touch, et cetera.

You then go inward on the second segment to the energy flows inside the body.

And you experience that systematically.

I walk you through this all from my website.

You can do it.

And then then you go to the third segment, which is mental activities like emotions and memories and thoughts and attitudes, longings, beliefs, desires, dreams, that kind of thing.

Those are probably head brain neural firing patterns.

that that's where the energy is coming from if you want to locate it.

And then you move the focus of attention outward again to the relational fields, just like Faraday, Michael Faraday in the 1800s said, hey, I think there's these things called electromagnetic fields.

And people thought he was insane.

Now, like all of our electronics are based on electromagnetic fields that you can't see with your eyes.

So I used to teach with a dear friend named John O'Donohue, who I met just a little bit before I met Jack.

And, you know, John was an Irish Catholic priest, a former priest.

He was a poet, a philosopher, and an Irish mystic.

And when we would teach together, I would say, you know, you're calling our students mystics.