Template:Map Instructions

The purpose of this page:

• Use this on "all" top-level pages to orient you right away (what does this mean, and what do I do with this page?)
• On Main page too
• some graphical way to know right away they can skip this from now on
• needs to be quite terse, or else it's annoying that it's everywhere

Everyday Enlightenment

Realms

Beacons

Attention
(Experience the Now)

Adaptation
(Embrace the Change)

Association
(Unlearn the Self)

Enrollment

Engagement

Enrichment

Enlightenment

Trails

Guides

Landmarks

Lenses
 / Shadows

Pathways

The Map of Everyday Enlightenment

("what is it") The Map of Everyday Enlightenment is made up of three main sections.

• Beacons - explain what they are for (if we have a good nutshell we should use it here and elsewhere)
• Realms - explain (same comments) - OR maybe this should be specific to "how to use" so it's not reusable
• Pathways - explain

("how to use it") -- a lot of verbiage that needs refinement The Map of Everyday Enlightenment can be navigated a number of ways depending on your own learning style and how far along in your journey you are right now. Emphasis on improving your practice through a (disciplined) approach Emphasis on learning about different enlightenment topics - self-directed Emphasis on learning how to do (practice) at (different parts of the day) EXISTING VERBIAGE: The Pathways of Everyday Enlightenment are the routes through which we travel through the Realm while being guided by the Beacons. Different pathways are useful for different ways to explore. Trails are curated journeys to follow Step by Step. Guides are articles about styles of meditation or philosophy. Landmarks provide clear ways to progress in our journey. Lenses explain important enlightenment principles in the context of Beacons and Landmarks.