TANTRIC-QUEST-Encounter-with-Absolute-Love

your whole body is loose, center on breathing, and relaxcompletely. Then rest, and reverse the process, but withouttightening the strings too much or tiring the instrument.After this practice, you'll have recovered all yourenergy."For one second, I looked down. The cliff wasn't morethan twelve meters high, but it was high enough to breakbones on the rocks below. Nude and coated with ashes, Iasked myself how I could maintain these three positionson the edge of the void. Devi went away, and a bit later Iheard her singing, as she often did in the evening.At first all this was not too difficult, but once night fell,the rumbling space was transformed into an abyss. I wantedto step back, to relax, to resume breathing and move on tothe second position, but Devi had been very specific aboutthe necessity of waiting as long as possible.At this moment, the image of the body of the man pulledout of the river came to me. I didn't know to what extentRam had been telling the truth, and I couldn't really imagineDevi capable of provoking a man's death. It had to havebeen an accident for which she was blamed. Perhaps itwasn't even a hermit.The hours passed. My vigilance was wearing thin. It wasextremely difficult not to move. My whole body hurt. Mylegs trembled, and the incessant droning of the waterfallhad a hypnotic effect.I was trying to concentrate on my breathing when, inthe middle of the night, I felt a hand between my shoulderblades. I made an enormous effort not to turn around, notto let myself be thrown over the edge. One more time, mymind provided me with a series of catastrophic scenarios.99