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simple people and the young-old wise elephant
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The
simple people say to El, the young-old Elephant: 'We live dreamtime, modern
man live correct language, science-matter time.
Why no bring more dreamtime? Dreamtime ... oh dreamtime world please,
come more!'
~~Cultivating
Emotional intelligence~~
Finding the right balance between the intellect and emotions leads
to an experiential awareness of our intuition. This awareness can easily
accommodate strong emotions, as well as feelings of a lighter nature.
In
the Maba practices, two kinds of feelings and emotions will surface: First,
our conditioned feelings and their culturally transferred manifestations,
which tend to keep us fragmented and alienated. Subsequently, our Primal
feelings - those deeper basic tribal emotions and feelings that long for
unity, simplicity and belonging. These emotions do not contradict the
feelings of mindfulness and non-attachment.
To allow these processes to take place, a community framework is necessary
to balance and sustain us, psychologically.
Communication
difficulties which arise can be addressed and resolved on the:
a)
verbal level.
b) by the non-verbal and/or artistic level.
c)
On both the verbal and nonverbal levels,
within a group setting or community gathering
The above processes and practices are not enforced by "do's"
and "don'ts", but rather are encouraged within a flexible group
culture which allows for spontaneity and individual expression.

PERSONAL BACKGROUND AND THE AAAHH COMMUNITY.
Naturally, some of us may have a need to first talk and analyze our emotional
baggage, and that is OK, too. Some people may find a need to work their
way through all manner of psychoanalysis or psychotherapies. As soon as
we semi-consciously or consciously become aware of our problems, we adjust
them to the Aaahh framework and culture.
In
such a community, our main drive is not competition, but rather to encourage
more cooperation and creativity. Here, the spoken and unspoken codes of
behaviour and the psychological markers within our interactions are known,
acknowledged and freely accepted. Our very personal, quirky and (most
often) subconscious behaviours are recognised and accommodated on a broader
emotional and social base. Thus, it is easier to handle problems in a
responsible and democratic spirit. When our conscious, semi-conscious
and unconscious facets are aligned, such a community can come into being,
naturally.
The
Aaahh practices can form the basis for a climate of creative and imaginative
expressions, and implied comprehension. They help us to find more sustainable
meaning in such expressions, rather than interpretation and communication
being expressed primarily through emotionally overloaded language, or
excess information. This kind of sharing in a group environment validates
and fosters each person's abilities, skills and values, within an ongoing
group culture.

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