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*** What are the various background sounds? (Birds, cars, people talking softly at a table.) - Try some of the [[Sounds|Sounds Exercises]]. | *** What are the various background sounds? (Birds, cars, people talking softly at a table.) - Try some of the [[Sounds|Sounds Exercises]]. | ||
*** Whatever mindfulness exercises you personally connect with, try to apply them to what is on the television. | *** Whatever mindfulness exercises you personally connect with, try to apply them to what is on the television. | ||
** Once more shift your perception, now to include both the world of the television, and your own world, as if the space and experience within the TV was taking place within the room you are in. This will not make contextual sense in many cases, but in some cases (for example) it would be easy to see the people on the TV sitting at a table and feel that they are sitting at a table in the room with you. Note that this exercise is very similar to how you might play with your perception in a [[Rooms and Boundaries#Mirrors|Mirror]]. | ** Once more shift your perception, now to include both the world of the television, and your own world, as if the space and experience within the TV was taking place within the room you are in. This will not make contextual sense in many cases, but in some cases (for example) it would be easy to see the people on the TV sitting at a table and feel that they are sitting at a table in the room with you. | ||
** Note that this exercise is very similar to how you might play with your perception in a [[Rooms and Boundaries#Mirrors|Mirror]]. Try adapting some of those exercises to the television. | |||
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