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* In a room with many "junctions", notice the difference in quality between open doors (including doorways without doors), closed doors, and windows (including any transparent door) | * In a room with many "junctions", notice the difference in quality between open doors (including doorways without doors), closed doors, and windows (including any transparent door) | ||
* Appreciate how a window divides the space between the room you are in, and the space beyond, while at the same time inviting you to sense that the "outside" and the inside of the window are being brought together by the window because it is transparent. Be aware of the space of the room you are in, and the space of the "outside" and the space of the two places added together. | * Appreciate how a window divides the space between the room you are in, and the space beyond, while at the same time inviting you to sense that the "outside" and the inside of the window are being brought together by the window because it is transparent. Be aware of the space of the room you are in, and the space of the "outside" and the space of the two places added together. | ||
* Many of the [#Mirror] exercises can be repurposed for Windows as well. | * Many of the [#Mirrors|Mirror] exercises can be repurposed for Windows as well. | ||
= Mirrors = | = Mirrors = | ||