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|Name =Try Headlessness While Walking | |Name =Try Headlessness While Walking | ||
|Type ={{{Type|Landmark}}} | |Type ={{{Type|Landmark}}} | ||
|Beacons=Association | |||
|Lenses=The Headless Way | |||
|Realms=Engagement | |||
|Nutshell =is a chance to practice Headlessness by simply opening up your perception to the entire world, and filling your entire consciousness with your visual field. The intended result is a mind clear of all thoughts, and an openness and vastness that comes from experiencing everything you see as it is in this moment. [[The Headless Way]] is mostly tied to the Beacon of [[Association]], but these concepts are part of practices more related to the Beacon of [[Attention]] because as we allow our consciousness to fill with what we see around us, we become more fully present and have a new way to {{Credo|Attention}}. | |||
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{{Landmark Question Section | {{Landmark Question Section | ||
|Topic1= Experience The World |Question1=Can you experience the entire world that's within your visual and audio field? Can you feel how vast and full it is? | |Topic1= Experience The World |Question1=Can you experience the entire world that's within your visual and audio field? Can you feel how vast and full it is? | ||
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* If you feel like it, you may also expand your headless awareness to your whole body, letting go of the sense of having a body that is moving around, but rather that there is a huge world that is in a constant state of motion and openness. | * If you feel like it, you may also expand your headless awareness to your whole body, letting go of the sense of having a body that is moving around, but rather that there is a huge world that is in a constant state of motion and openness. | ||
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