This is not that much of a "game." By its own admission, there is no way to make a mistake or do it wrong. It is, however, a valuable experience, kind of like a guided meditation that will never be the same twice. I know some people who were turned off by the Alan Watts lectures (not me), but know that they are completely optional and can be turned off/avoided. Finally, if you're not looking to transcend your individual form, there is still fun to be had. I've spent a lot of time just being a giant duck because its funny.

Many thanks to David O'Reilly for directing this sort-of-game.

This is not that much of a "game." By its own admission, there is no way to make a mistake or do it wrong. It is, however, a valuable experience, kind of like a guided meditation that will never be the same twice. I know some people who were turned off by the Alan Watts lectures (not me), but know that they are completely optional and can be turned off/avoided. Finally, if you're not looking to transcend your individual form, there is still fun to be had. I've spent a lot of time just being a giant duck because its funny. Many thanks to David O'Reilly for directing this sort-of-game.