Body, Mind & Spirit.  1. Zone: The simultaneous union and interplay of our body, mind and spirit.  2. Wholeness: Body, Mind and Spirit!!!  3. Realm.

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Body, Mind & Spirit

 1. Zone: The simultaneous union and interplay of our body, mind and spirit.  2. Wholeness: Body, Mind and Spirit!!!  3. Realm of Full potential: Our incredible possibilities.  4. Awareness: We are far too rushed, forever in the future and consequently not in the here and now.  5. Hai: Another word for health.

 6. Corporalita: Cultivating BMS; becoming more comfortable with their interrelatedness.  7. Mediocrity: We are consumed with safety, and comfort rather than seeking adventure.  8. Chi: Vital energy / the force of life  9. Sfumato: The Role of Mystery  10. Connessione: Everything is connected to everything else. Recognize that nothing exists in isolation.

 NONRESISTANCE  11. Use them and blend with nature and Flow with things as they are.  12. Do not impose your will but rather work with what you have.  ACCOMODATION  13. Once you recognize the inevitability of the principle, you become responsible  14. Become aware that your success depends upon the demands you are willing to make.  15. You become responsible for your own self. You become a partner with creation.

 BALANCE  16. Neither too much nor too little. The right amount is something to be learned.  17. Centered the state of simultaneous physical, mental and emotional (the zone)  NATURAL ORDER  18. Progressive development occurs in its own time  19. The seasons progress at their own rate and trees grow at their own pace.  20. Humor is a good sign of balanced perspective reflecting your alignment with life's flow.

(A) BODY 21. It is the Temple!!! 22. It is our contact point with the outside world. (B) MIND 23. The areas of emotions, feelings, dreams, intuition, creativity and extra sensory perceptions. (C) SPIRIT 24. It grows with patience and growing belief in the connectedness, network of life. 25. Seeking your path. That which connects us to the Divine.

 1. Why did the author have to leave all her belongings behind?  2. Who was Ooota and what was his position in the tribe?  3. How was she advised to deal with the discomfort that she was experiencing?  4. What happened in the tearoom?  5. How do the "real people" use names?

 6. What is the purpose of the plant kingdom?  7. How would we explain the senses of the "real people"?  8. How do the "real people" communicate with one another?  9. What did the author learn about earthly attachments?  10. Why don’t the "real people" celebrate birthdays?

 11. According to the "real people", each person’s healer…  12. How do the "real people deal with nature so that there is no waste?  13. Why did the "real people" say that business is not real?  14. What importance do the "real people" place on their dreams?  15. What does the term "whirling" mean?

 16. What is the significance of "looking into each person’s eyes"?  17. Why does the author say that the cave is not a place of worship?  18. How does "light" play an important role in the creation myth of the "real people"?  19. Describe the term dreamtime.  20. What is their understanding of the word gift?

 21. People only change by their own…  22. Anything good that one contributed to the overall welfare if the group  23. Because the real people have no written language, knowledge is passed in…  24. There was no waste, everything was…  25. When sitting in a circle, the person directly opposite you is said to be a ….