STARR - Practice

A first look at Practice from the context of Archiarchy.

Archan Practice is not a spiritual nor a sport-oriented practice. An Archan Practice is a consistent choice of noticing, choosing, declaring, asking, moving in ways that are not familiar to your Box-familiar-known world of possibilities. Archan Practice is mostly done unknown to the rest of the world, almost secretly, because no one need to know that you are Practicing. Archan Practice is not designed to achieve a goal - whether enlightenment, strength or success. You engage in Archan Practice because that is when and where you are awake. When you are not practicing, what is happening? Who is the driver seat of your action?

While practicing, you build the muscles of noticing what you are noticing, which is the skill of self-observation from one of the 9 gaps. In the effort of authentic Practice, you grow an inner structure that becomes able to generate more inner structure from its own momentum, and not only from external feedbacks and call-outs.

When you practice, you are no longer imprisoned by the structural status quo of others people’s thoughtware or of your own. You are moving orthogonal to the hard crust of the current culture, and stretching your potential beyond what seems possible right now. Because you place yourself at the edge of your known universe (and quite possibly at the edge of the known universe of people around you), you enter a Liquid State, you are alive. You are navigating the unknown while at the very same time gearing yourself up with new instruments for such new navigation.

As a spaceholder, you are demonstrating to your people that Archan Spaceholding does not begin in known territory but at the edge of your own Practice. In the Liquid State, we are one. One field of discovery. You give up your positionality, and invite others to do the same to meet somewhere Beyond War.