It's been more than 40 years since my first time through... now rereading Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance... very consistent with the lazy eight, infinity post! Classical/Romantic reasoning. Inductive/Deductive logic. There is more than one way to approach - yes and finding the middle where head and heart integrate... that takes balance!
I’d like to hear your description of the planning intersection. I feel that the shape of the process is a flow like one you’ve created and could be experienced multiple times for one thought/question/project. The “let go” seems to be a pause and reflect/process what could be if…(future possibility thinking). Maybe you could mean intention for planning? Or maybe let go/pause could be switched with planning?
I loved this image and your post. As I read through it I was struck by the intersection... is this / this is where the 'human doing' and behavior happens. The ah-ha for me was (and I may have to start using infinity symbols for some of my models) when the behavior happens as a result of the intersection of all roads then it is likely to be more effective/positive/constructive. When the behavior is triggered by one side or the other then it make cause a block... unintended outcomes.
That's going to require some thought, I'll have to come back to it.
It's been more than 40 years since my first time through... now rereading Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance... very consistent with the lazy eight, infinity post! Classical/Romantic reasoning. Inductive/Deductive logic. There is more than one way to approach - yes and finding the middle where head and heart integrate... that takes balance!
Wha...hunh???? I don't get it
I’d like to hear your description of the planning intersection. I feel that the shape of the process is a flow like one you’ve created and could be experienced multiple times for one thought/question/project. The “let go” seems to be a pause and reflect/process what could be if…(future possibility thinking). Maybe you could mean intention for planning? Or maybe let go/pause could be switched with planning?
I loved this image and your post. As I read through it I was struck by the intersection... is this / this is where the 'human doing' and behavior happens. The ah-ha for me was (and I may have to start using infinity symbols for some of my models) when the behavior happens as a result of the intersection of all roads then it is likely to be more effective/positive/constructive. When the behavior is triggered by one side or the other then it make cause a block... unintended outcomes.
Back to you Bruce - thoughts?