Great discussion this is! I feel our interrelation with the wider field happens through the minutiae of interaction we have in our personal lives. The flow invites me to step into a goal or objective. I know what I’m stepping toward, and I have an idea of what the outcome could be. Yet, if I fixate on that particular outcome, it could be called attachment, which would subsequently lead to all kinds of distortions, such as the mind owning it, overthinking, grasping for it, or rejecting it.

But what if I could play it like a game and rejoice in the game itself? There is a lot of trust in working this way because it allows us to embrace any outcome the flow manifests through this process. There is no hurrying and no dwadling. In this process, there is a wider peripheral vision: what is the process really inviting me to see? What is the bigger picture of this process? It likely involves working on any attachments in the mental and emotional planes. The more I work on it, the more the flow strengthens and aligns itself.

The peripheral vision looks at synchronicity—is it flowing? Is there a sense of rightness in the steps I’m taking? When synchronicities click, there is joy—a recognition of the wider process. If other people are involved, it would also likely invite them into a process of self-realization, provided they are open to owning and working with it. The more I work on this process, the more it feels like a game rather than something requiring effort.

Vimal 🙏