Let’s practice
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I know, but active imagination and detailed research have never been my strong points. I've always been a person full of ideas and scattered 😅
Some things I suddenly master without planning anything, just because they seem interesting, and others are like turning a rusty crank 😂
Unfortunately, those things about the crank are the ones I perhaps need to develop the most 😞👍
Somehow, this brought me to reflect on flows.
The theory of working in flow, developed by psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi in the 1970s, describes a psychological state called flow—an optimal experience of deep immersion, focus, and intrinsic motivation in an activity. When in flow, individuals feel fully engaged, lose track of time, and experience enjoyment and a sense of control over their task.
It can be also seeing like:
While flow is often discussed in terms of its psychological benefits like increased productivity and focus, some interpretations suggest it can also be a gateway to spiritual enlightenment or a means of connecting with one's intuition and inner self.
Some people advocate the idea of living in the flow, claiming that there are benefits to it. Perhaps the path is to truly find where our flow resides.
For Heraclitus, human suffering arises from ignorance about the nature of flow and change, and wisdom consists in accepting and understanding that everything is in constant transformation, living in harmony with the logos that governs this dynamic.
Personally, I need to understand more about this subject.