Tom C. Graham introduces the concept of flow as a process of movement or action unfolding over time. It suggests that individuals experience these events, which can be perceived as either happening to or for them.
The core message emphasizes that framing these experiences as happening for oneself offers a more empowering perspective. Ultimately, the text highlights the power of individual choice in determining whether one finds these ongoing processes to be empowering or disempowering, depending on their current state of being.
FAQs about this episode
What is "flow" in this context?
Flow refers to movement or action that unfolds over time. It's an ongoing process or experience.
Is "flow" something that happens to you or for you?
While it might feel like flow is happening to you, the perspective offered is to consider that it is all happening for you. This reframes the experience as something beneficial or instrumental to your growth.
How can one interpret the nature of this "flow"?
The nature of the flow, whether empowering or disempowering, depends entirely on the individual's state of being. It's not inherently one or the other.
What role does personal choice play in the experience of "flow"?
Personal choice is paramount. You have the power to decide how you perceive and interpret the flow – whether it empowers or disempowers you!
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