Erin, I like your examples from music and art. They help make the point. But it is still important to try to instantiate the point. For instance, what would it be like to interact with someone in a ‘relaxed vibrato’ way? (Is that what it means to be a friend?)<\/p>\n
Your example of the flute is lovely. To take it further, you might ask: How does this communication change my sense of how ‘I’<\/em> am being in space? Every object has its subject.<\/p>\n Louise, your little paean to the field communique is a valuable reminder of what it means to let go of needing to control. But it is not everything that we want to hand over to automatic responses. Your second example seems to head in this direction, but I’m not sure I understood it correctly.<\/p>\n David, what a nice phrase: “question and answer calamity”!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Erin, I like your examples from music and art. They help make the point. But it is still important to try to instantiate the point. For instance, what would it be like to interact with someone in a ‘relaxed vibrato’ … Continue reading