Oppositional, by Nature
Oppositional, by Nature
7 practices for paying attention (audio)
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7 practices for paying attention (audio)

small revolutionary goals, part 4

Attention is one of our most powerful resources, and it is far from passive. The observer effect is the phenomenon in which the act of observing something necessarily changes it. Conscious attention activates a reciprocal energy exchange between you and whom or what you're valuing with your attention.

To be continuously releasing our expectations of what we’re attending to is to bring the world to life, through our relationship with it. In “practices for paying attention”, challenge yourself to let go of the aim of definitive knowing. Instead, pay attention to the world through your entangled movement.

Bringing it back to Wayfinding Topic 4:

We don’t discern where we’re going by focusing our attention on the distant future, constructing plans and contingencies for an abstracted existence. When we do so, we collapse the wave function of living and drive ourselves crazy trying to operate through time as if standing still. There are steps and order to creation but they are up close, not far away.


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Oppositional, by Nature
Oppositional, by Nature
There are a million ways to tell a story. My way, for better or worse, has always been to start with the opposite. On the one hand, this can be exhaustingly incongruent with the generally agreed upon worldview required for existing within our modern structures and norms. And on the other hand, there are secrets and buried treasure hidden in the opposite, the upside-down, the inverse, the counterfactual. I invite you to come step out of line with me, towards a new kind of adventure. Please pack lightly.
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