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Wrote this Back in November and forgot to post it here
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Connor recommended your story to me Fondueset, and indeed it's a nice one. What I like is the descriptions of your sensations, separated from your thoughts. Actually your write up gives me a great idea to communicate these in one of my future recordings.
The photos help very much to communicate your story.
As of the dive itself, I'm getting more into the Herbert Nitch style, with the slow start. Because I want to retain as much as I can of that blissful relaxation at the surface. Going down, falling there are obvious things to time and do, but with enough repetition and trust I find these can become automated eliminating the need for rational alertness, allowing us to stay in the feeling area and enjoy the magic of the flow.
Love, Courage and Water,
Kars
The photos help very much to communicate your story.
As of the dive itself, I'm getting more into the Herbert Nitch style, with the slow start. Because I want to retain as much as I can of that blissful relaxation at the surface. Going down, falling there are obvious things to time and do, but with enough repetition and trust I find these can become automated eliminating the need for rational alertness, allowing us to stay in the feeling area and enjoy the magic of the flow.
Love, Courage and Water,
Kars