13 Jul 21
@fmf saidMy sympathies. I'm retired now and more scattered than when I was working. Maybe because working to support oneself involves some degree of fear and the adrenaline helps with focus?
I have some difficulty managing my distractions.
I also think that the internet and the info flood exacerbate any ADD tendencies.
How about some kind of daily meditation to develop detachment from attentional snares as well as selective focus? I know it might seem like a waste of time, but think of it as developing your mental fascia.
@kevin-eleven saidYou seem to be able to lose it within one post; this one for example.
My sympathies. I'm retired now and more scattered than when I was working. Maybe because working to support oneself involves some degree of fear and the adrenaline helps with focus?
I also think that the internet and the info flood exacerbate any ADD tendencies.
How about some kind of daily meditation to develop detachment from attentional snares as well as selecti ...[text shortened]... focus? I know it might seem like a waste of time, but think of it as developing your mental fascia.
@divegeester saidThank you!
You seem to be able to lose it within one post; this one for example.
@kevin-eleven saidThank you, for not getting unreasonably twisted out of shape.
Thank you!
13 Jul 21
@divegeester saidThank you, for providing a swimming pool without water.
Thank you, for not getting unreasonably twisted out of shape.
@kevin-eleven saidThank you for diving in head first.
Thank you, for providing a swimming pool without water.
“No man can swim unless he enters deep water.”
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, Studies in Occultism;
@divegeester saidThank you for no longer putting my crayons up your nostrils. However, to be fair, after Crayola changed the color set yet again some of those crayons were alien to me and I really didn't care about them.
Thank you for diving in head first.
“No man can swim unless he enters deep water.”
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, Studies in Occultism;
13 Jul 21
@kevin-eleven saidThank you for your dancing thoughts, which are like a field of Cabbage Whites fluttering restlessly in the summer sky of my youth.
Thank you for no longer putting my crayons up your nostrils. However, to be fair, after Crayola changed the color set yet again some of those crayons were alien to me and I really didn't care about them.
@divegeester saidPerhaps they were drawn to your inner light, when you were young.
Thank you for your dancing thoughts, which are like a field of Cabbage Whites fluttering restlessly in the summer sky of my youth.
13 Jul 21
@kevin-eleven saidPerhaps it is the other way around; a reciprocation from the butterflies of youth.
Perhaps they were drawn to your inner light, when you were young.
@divegeester saidMm.
Perhaps it is the other way around; a reciprocation from the butterflies of youth.