Kirsten
@rootyarn
Following threads of not knowing and seeing what structures they form. Delighting in the pulse of life and the moment. Trusting in living systems, the cosmos and the trip that is life.
Kirsten
rootyarn.com
Umbrella of what I am doing more collectively….
New ways of relating
Under this umbrella offer a bunch of experimental and exploratory experiences which look at questions of how we relate, current reality and how we might relate, options.
Often this might be looked at in a very indirect way, through some other form or modality or question.
The power of what we secretly want
Do we secretly want to be rich?
Or do we secretly want to lie in the grass with the sun on our face?
Do we think that for us to ever do the second without anxiety we have to have the first.
Leviathan is a feature-length documentary that invites you to journey into… | Alexander Beiner | 39 comments
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Film on effects of social media on culture etc
Moral Ambition –Rutger Bregman
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While we speak, brain activity increases early on in sentences, anticipating structure building. In contrast, during listening, brain activity increased at the end of phrases, reflecting the integration of sentence structure.
Peter Hagoort • Brain responses to sentence structure differ for speaking and listening | Max Planck Institute
Could be interesting for writing - would expect similar need to anticipate sentence structure to start building sentence. What skills are needed to anticipate the structure?
Then with writing also have opportunity to integrate the sentence structure and make possible changes. What skills are needed there?
And when I practice letting go of how I think things are supposed to look and instead cultivate a trust in the unfolding that is taking place, often in unseen ways, the Here-ness of challenge or pain or depression or grief or (anything) softens even 5%, and that 5% adds up fast when I don’t assume it’s nothing.
To move toward fully living
The fact that for a second we think robots could replace us shows how little we value who or what we are and where we came from. Our lives, the journey of being here.
They might replace us but because we put them in place of us, that's it. We are creating ourselves away by not realising where creativity actually comes from. Not from us but through
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