Dear all.<\/p>\n
encouraged by Jack’s orientation this week, yesterday evening I tried to notice the moment in between the “moments”\u00c2\u00a0like described by Jack. In my case it turned down to tracing ‘the movement’ from a current memory\/story to a next memory\/story. What I noticed was that a tiny little part of the first story triggers a momentum for a second story, in the second story there is again a tiny little part which starts story 3 etc etc. The triggering itself seems to go very fast and sometimes I don’t even noticed this shift from story to story (‘hey hold on, how did I get involved in this particular story … ‘). The shift from story to story is not linear in time at all but could easily jump 10 years back (or a few years forward). I’m still puzzled why a certain part of a story triggers another (next) story …<\/p>\n
Eric.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Dear all. encouraged by Jack’s orientation this week, yesterday evening I tried to notice the moment in between the “moments”\u00c2\u00a0like described by Jack. In my case it turned down to tracing ‘the movement’ from a current memory\/story to a next … Continue reading