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|Nutshell=asks about your ability to notice how listening to sounds can quickly bring your wandering mind back to your present experience.
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|Nutshell=asks about your ability to notice how listening to sounds can quickly bring your wandering mind back to your present experience.
|Topic1=Notice Your Wandering Mind          |Question1=Are you able to notice times when your mind wanders?
|Topic1=Notice Your Wandering Mind          |Question1=Are you able to notice times when your mind wanders?
|Topic2=Experimement with Sounds and Presence|Question2=Can you identify the experience of sounds pulling you back into the present and keeping you in the present?
|Topic2=Experimement with Sounds and Presence|Question2=Can you identify the experience of sounds pulling you back into the present and keeping you in the present?
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Quite often you'll find a great variety of sounds outside, which is the perfect time to use these concepts.
* You're outside, maybe walking your dog, or sitting in your backyard. It's a regular part of your day.
* You're outside, maybe walking your dog, or sitting in your backyard. It's a regular part of your day.
* As you're enjoying your surroundings, let your mind wander freely. Let it daydream.
* As you're enjoying your surroundings, let your mind wander freely. Let it daydream.