Periphery
Rest your gaze near the centre and notice lights at the edges.
Try a short exercise in noticing more of what you see, hear, and feel. Take it at your own pace.
Rest your gaze near the centre and notice lights at the edges.
Notice the gaps between objects, then the space around you.
Notice changes in either light without choosing one to follow.
Give yourself time to notice an approaching light.
Watch movement pass through the space without following each point.
Shift between one detail and the wider view around it.
Try a gentle hold, then notice what changes when you release.
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