Posts in the "On Mind" Category

  • A Leisurely Walk

    On Mind

    A chatter of mind

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  • Quality

    On Mind

     
     
     
    “If the art is created with the whole person, then the work will come out whole.”
    - Stephen Nachmanovitch, from Free Play: Improvisation in Life and Art

     
     
     

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  • The Single-Breath Meditation

    On Mind
    The Single-Breath Meditation

     
    While meditation may seem like something soft and squishy, it really does have the potential for giving the individual a lot of power in honing attention and increasing a certain richness in life. However, starting a practice may not be the highest priority because until a benefit of something is really felt, there is [...]

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  • Lessons from Braid, the Video Game

    On Mind

    Similar to Portal, Braid is a puzzle game.  Puzzles are important to the mind as they offer the opportunity to grow …
    There are a number of definitions for “puzzle”, but one I would like to focus on here is: “a particularly baffling problem that is said to have a correct solution.”

    Braid came out to critical [...]

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  • Part V: Using OmniFocus – Projects, Attention, and Conditions Continued

    On Mind

    This entry is part of a series, Using OmniFocus»  
    So, in the last article, I introduced a potentially dangerous concept: the Conditional Project. GTD is used literally to get things done, and here I’ve suggested putting things off by creating conditions. (A much better way to put things off is by writing [...]

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