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|Topic1=Notice Your Wandering Mind          |Question1=Are you able to notice times when your mind wanders?
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|Topic2=A Wandering Mind is Different        |Question2=Can you feel that a wandering mind is different than a tranquil mind or a focused mind?
|Topic2=A Wandering Mind is Different        |Question2=Can you feel that a wandering mind is different than a tranquil mind or a focused mind?
|Topic3=It's Possible to Let the Mind Return |Question2=When your mind does wander, do you notice the moment when it comes back from that distant thought, and back into The Now?
|Topic3=It's Possible to Let the Mind Return |Question3=When your mind does wander, do you notice the moment when it comes back from that distant thought, and back into The Now?
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Revision as of 22:30, 17 August 2023

Landmark: Notice Your Wandering Mind

Landmark: Notice Your Wandering Mind
Landmark: Notice Your Wandering Mind
BeaconsAttention
RealmsEnrollment
LensesPresence
GuidesBrushing Your Teeth

The Landmark of Notice Your Wandering Mind asks whether you can notice when your mind tends to wander off in different directions. This Landmark is within the Realm of Enrollment, and is part of the Beacon of Attention, more specifically the Lens of Presence.