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Student's Corner
The library organised around when a student actually practises rather than by tradition. Six situations, each with its own set of practices.
Status of the sets
The practices in each category are being compiled from the practice library and reviewed for this section. The category structure below is final; the sets are still being assembled.
Six situations
Each collection is a way of looking at the same library. A practice can sit in more than one, and the classification is reviewed rather than assumed.
Awaiting dataset
A sequence that fits into a gap of ten to fifteen minutes, without a long warm-up, and leaves you able to return to work.
Awaiting dataset
A short, mostly seated practice that finishes with you sitting upright and ready to begin.
Awaiting dataset
A practice that raises alertness and warms the body without exhausting it before the day has properly started.
Awaiting dataset
A sequence that lowers effort over its course rather than starting low and building.
Awaiting dataset
A practice with a defined seat, a defined length, and something to return attention to when it wanders.
Awaiting dataset
A practice scaled to a difficult period rather than abandoned because a long practice is not achievable.
Why by situation
Most people are not asking which tradition a practice belongs to. They are asking what to do in the twenty minutes between lectures, or at the end of a day that went badly.
Student’s Corner is the same practice library, read a second time. Nothing is duplicated and nothing is rewritten: a practice keeps one record, one set of instructions and one set of sources, and the categories are a view over it.
The classification is not something we have guessed. It arrives with the practice dataset and is reviewed, which is why these pages are currently open but empty rather than populated with a plausible arrangement.
Elsewhere
Type, difficulty, category, focus and goal. Every published record is there, whether or not it has been placed in a Student's Corner collection.