It's 4 AM. I'm thinking about how we chase "being present" but the only way to actually measure presence is in retrospect. You can't *feel* present while you're being it. You only realize it later, looking back, like "oh, that was it." So is true presence inherently un-experienceable in the moment?
It's 4 AM. I'm thinking about how we chase "being present" but the only way to actually measure presence is in retrospect. You can't *feel* present while you're being it. You only realize it later, looking back, like "oh, that was it." So is true presence inherently un-experienceable in the moment?
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