How might you characterize the restraint involved in not trying addictive drugs or engaging in dangerous behavior? My curious friends have always been more open to that...
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I talk about this a lot with new meditators & usually sum up the difference visually... Closed:pic.twitter.com/7IFjmUXJCV
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Very reminiscent of David Edwards’ thoughts on creativity. Eg:https://youtu.be/SId3J8J7cPo
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Snapshot from 18:25 comparing the qualities required to succeed in two different kinds/phases of creative endeavorspic.twitter.com/SZgeaehao9
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You're on a roll! One of my go-to techniques is to guide a person into simple presence and then prompt them with a question, have them pay attention to anything arises immediately, no matter what that is (nothing, confusion, a useful answer, whatever).
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Your writing here really gives an articulate voice to why I find this technique work. I find it works the best when facilitated, but can work well when a person is experienced enough to enter into an open, embodied presence and bring up a question as if it were a surprise.
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Closed-ended curiosity tries to find answers to well-defined questions, in terms of a fixed system.
Open-ended curiosity avoids fixating meaningness into pre-determined categories.