Composing Experience

As I was preparing my next entry, I could see that this blog format isn’t really right for the writing I’m trying to do with it. Blogs highlight the most recent entry. They expect readers to start there, and let older material slide into the background. What I want to write here is more like […]

[Read more →]

Think of experience as having two primary components, perception and action. Perception includes those processes through which you know yourself and the world around you — vision, hearing, proprioception (body awareness, balance, position in space, movement), intellectual and intuitive understanding, etc. Action encompasses what you do to interact with that world — getting a drink […]

[Read more →]