This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.
| Both sides previous revision Previous revision | Next revisionBoth sides next revision |
| transiency_nik_gaffney [2017-02-17 12:39] – nik | transiency_nik_gaffney [2017-02-17 12:41] – nik |
|---|
| Becoming fallow has it's own logic, it is not shaped by an absence of growth or activity, but a lack of deliberate 'planting'. the logic of letting things drift and take root. letting things grow or wither of their own accord. not weeding, not planting nor tending. | Becoming fallow has it's own logic, it is not shaped by an absence of growth or activity, but a lack of deliberate 'planting'. the logic of letting things drift and take root. letting things grow or wither of their own accord. not weeding, not planting nor tending. |
| |
| {{>http://www.flickr.com/photos/zzkt/24644066822/}}\\ | {{>http://www.flickr.com/photos/zzkt/24714205073/in/dateposted-public/}}\\ |
| |
| questions/concerns/openings re.sabbatical/transiency; finding a balance between drift and 'new purpose', manage the pressure of finding 'what's next' and the process of leaving oneself open to possibilities. making time for recovery, fallowness, expansion. what possibilities/potentials/options appear when unclouded by past inertia, or the reactionary 'overcorrection' of avoidance? | questions/concerns/openings re.sabbatical/transiency; finding a balance between drift and 'new purpose', manage the pressure of finding 'what's next' and the process of leaving oneself open to possibilities. making time for recovery, fallowness, expansion. what possibilities/potentials/options appear when unclouded by past inertia, or the reactionary 'overcorrection' of avoidance? |
nik