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{{Everyday Enlightenment Framework Chart}} | |||
The idea of Connected Systems is simply about recognizing that the world as we experience it is broken down into many, many arbitrary ways of conceptualizing how things work together or against each other. By using [[Focus]] and [[Adaptability]] in the way we experience these systems, we start to find new meaning in the [[Relation|Relationships]] that will lead us to ways to [[Unlearn The Self]]. | |||
== How to approach each of these exercises == | |||
* Play with your own perception, seeing systems in different ways, especially moving between each level of systems | |||
** individual parts - Notice they are discrete and autonomous in their own way - A rock is its own thing, disconnected from the other rocks in a pile. | |||
** two or more individual parts - How do they relate and compare and contrast; how do they work together; what connects them and separates them | |||
** similarities and differences between the following, noting how a system is composed and connected to other systems | |||
*** specialized systems (cars driving in one direction together) | |||
*** parallel systems (two lanes of cars) | |||
*** opposing systems (two directions of traffic) | |||
*** "ecology" - many systems that are loosely related (light poles, sidewalks and streets) | |||
== Walking == | == Walking == |