The pointy end of attention
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It’s not always obvious where our attention should go.
One winter, on retreat at the School of Philosophy (where I’m both a student and tutor), it was my job to turn large slabs of wood into firewood.
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It’s not always obvious where our attention should go.
One winter, on retreat at the School of Philosophy (where I’m both a student and tutor), it was my job to turn large slabs of wood into firewood.
Read MoreWhen I was 10 years old I loved the guitar.
Of course, I desperately wanted an electric one like my rock and roll heroes, but was happy to do my apprenticeship on an acoustic.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that we never really see what’s going on in front of us.
Of course our eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin register what’s happening. But by the time our minds make sense of the data received, our filters have done their work.
Read MoreHow much time and energy do you spend each day worrying about something?
Or, if you’re not particularly the worrying type, how much time do you see others spending in that state?
Read MoreWe all know the expression; “curiosity killed the cat”. The trouble with sayings like that is they can be passed off as common sense or timeless wisdom and taken out of context.
The wrong spin on this one in particular could be debilitating!
Read MoreNoticed anyone losing their temper recently? Either a stranger or someone close to you like a colleague, friend or family member?
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