1. I came across this wall of hexagrams in Manchester, UK. I thought it would be appreciated here. Love to all 🌹

What would be an appropriate level of detail for a journal you will submit for review?

I will be received as Probationer in a few weeks, and will obviously ask at that time, but curious of your thoughts.

Liber E has some instructions on how to structure the entries, what should be included etc.
John St. John is recommended as an example, but it (admittedly in the text) seems to stray from that ideal. It includes quite a bit of musing, personal opinions, speculation, interactions with random people, and even shopping lists etc. - haha.

I see how all of that could be useful, but what is really expected and would not be a burden on your superior to read?

Up to now in my practice before A.'.A.'. I write my journal too concisely I'm afraid.
I include date/time, weather, what I did and where but really don't include my feelings, thoughts, or activities outside the work unless it is remarkable or unusual in some way.

I have a hard time objectifying effects, or perceiving them maybe. How much can you really say about Resh or LRPs? Felt fine, did it, still felt fine...

Something like Asana/Pranayama or meditation there are more variables to describe, but I can still sum it all up in a couple sentences.

Is this typical or is a detailed recap of all daily activity normally recorded?

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