Using Awareness To Inhabit a Moment

• I inhabit a moment/situation/scene with my awareness to the extent I find it meaningful. When I connect with the external world or when I disconnect from it and make a turn inward, I am reflexively attesting a judgement of how meaningful I find the moment/scene/situation to be.

• Aspects of the situation I’m immersed in have meaning to the extent I perceive them to be available or 'open' to me, to the extent they 'are there' for me, to the extent their purpose considers me. I perceive aspects of a situation as available to me to the extent they invite my engagement. Aspects of the situation I’m immersed in have meaning to the extent they cooperate with my purposes.

  • ✰ ⇢ Term / Situation, Moment

• You inhabit a moment/situation/scene with your awareness to the extent you find it meaningful. When you connect with the external world or when you disconnect from it and make a turn inward, you are reflexively attesting a judgement of how meaningful you find the moment/scene/situation to be.

• Aspects of the situation you are immersed in have meaning to the extent you perceive them to be available or 'open' to you, to the extent they 'are there' for me, to the extent their purpose considers me. You perceive aspects of a situation as available to you to the extent they invite your engagement. Aspects of the situation you are immersed in have meaning to the extent they cooperate with your purposes.

  • ✰ ⇢ Term / Logic of Cooperation

✎ Connection to

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• Topic / The Production of Meaning

• Topic / Phenomenological Construction