Activity #1:

Go to a supermarket.

Time your entrance into the store such that someone else triggers the door to open -- so that if you had never existed the door would still have opened at that moment.

Walk up and down the aisles without touching anything. Then, to leave the store, time it so that someone else triggers the door to open.

If you should accidentally touch something -- a person, a shopping cart or a product -- select something cheap in the shop, buy it and leave through the checkout counter in the normal fashion.

Don't buy the thing you touch since it may be a person or a shopping cart or something incredibly expensive.

The intention is to not touch anything. If all goes well, you will have entered without causing the door to open, walked around the store without touching anything and left without causing the door to open.

Keep trying this until you complete it to your satisfaction. Should you wish you may send a copy of your journal report concerning the activity.

Notes: What surprised those of us monitoring the original Just Because Club experiment was the almost unanimous reports of success in entering the clairvoyant vision -- also known as a Bardo state. Some of the individuals did not have the verbiage background to recognize what had occurred. But, when they described the activity it became obvious that something quite profound had occurred for them. For me, the lesson is: simple, but exact, changes in what we do can act as transformational triggers.

For more Activities see the Just Because Club Index.

"Just Because Club" experiments and activities.
Go to a supermarket. Don't touch anything. Three hours in the... Create a list of films. Get yourself a... Select bardoesque... Document using art.	Go to a museum. Get an answer. In an empty bathtub. Find perspectives... If the card is...? Document photographically. Get into communication.

Buyer Beware: Some of these activities may be a bit too weird for you to do. Or, perhaps you may live in a family or clinical situation that doesn't allow you the freedom to do really strange stuff. If this is the case, call and we can work out an alternate activity. Don't get pushed into doing something that you will regret.
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