Journal

We don't need to understand everything before we can make a choice

We don't need to understand everything before w...

Edwin

We don't need to understand everything before we can make a choice. This reflection explores how experience, curiosity, and enough understanding can help us decide what makes sense for us.

We don't need to understand everything before w...

Edwin

We don't need to understand everything before we can make a choice. This reflection explores how experience, curiosity, and enough understanding can help us decide what makes sense for us.

The environment is part of the experience.

The environment is part of the experience.

Edwin

The environment is often part of what we experience. This reflection explores how surroundings shape familiar experiences and considers the environment through which water moves.

The environment is part of the experience.

Edwin

The environment is often part of what we experience. This reflection explores how surroundings shape familiar experiences and considers the environment through which water moves.

Why water feels different in different places

Why water feels different in different places

Edwin

Water does not always feel the same. This reflection explores why water may feel different from place to place and how movement and environment may also shape our experience of...

Why water feels different in different places

Edwin

Water does not always feel the same. This reflection explores why water may feel different from place to place and how movement and environment may also shape our experience of...

Why recognition often comes before explanation

Why recognition often comes before explanation

Edwin

We often recognize that something feels different before we understand why. This reflection explores how experience can lead to recognition, curiosity, and eventually choice.

Why recognition often comes before explanation

Edwin

We often recognize that something feels different before we understand why. This reflection explores how experience can lead to recognition, curiosity, and eventually choice.