Articles
& Essays
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This
site will become the single largest resource for handreading on
the internet. To get things going, we have published some essays
which have already been included in the public domain since 1999;
there are many more to come.
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Active
and Passive Hands
The
relation between the passive and active hands can be likened
to an iceberg, the passive hand being that which is hidden
below the surface of the water and the active hand being that
which is exposed to the world above the water. The active
hand thus describes those patterns of consciousness which
are more visible and more obvious whereas the passive hand
will describe those patterns of consciousness which are more
hidden... Both hands are descriptive of you, now, as you are
in the present; they merely describe something of the different
aspects of yourself. One is in the foreground and one is in
the background and both are representative of you as you are
now. Read more...
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'And
you will generally find that whenever a person says of anything, 'There
is nothing in that', it really means that they know nothing of the subject.'
Noel Jaquin 'The Hand of Man'
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