Master Lin would probably say "sure."
I'd ask why are you choosing that one, or those two? Sometimes it's the ones we don't like doing which can bring us the biggest breakthrough. A lot of times we tend to go to what is easiest, or busiest, rather than the one that is most needed.
Master Lin has people in classes come up to him all the time to ask "can I just do this, or that," or in a Level four class having someone come up and ask "I can relax and go so much more deeper lying down, do I really need to work to sit into a full lotus position?" He gets a lot of questions where the underlying intent is to...
1. Get them out of doing something.
2. Feel okay about what isn't or is happening
3. To look good.
4. Validate/invalidate a modality, product or book they have an affinity for or something against.
Of course Chunyi does a wonderful job loving people at where they are at.
Des one need to do all the active exercises? No. Is there a reason for each of the active exercises, and would it be prudent for someone in Level One to do them all? Yes. If said person came to the Healing Center, would Master Lin or one of the Master Healers recommend one to focus on if they had a specific blockage to work through? Yes. If you only have 5-10 minutes would it be more beneficial to focus on one exercise rather than squeeze them all in? Yes.
After doing Spring Forest for some time, one could do a sort of "virtual compass" like the technique shown in Level Two, and ask "What is the best active exercise for my healing right now?" and do what is presented. The only reason I put out "for some time," is that one after spending much time doing the work, one tends to learn to detach more from the ego and mind and hear what is being giving.
Much Love,
Shawn
