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Post by slowroll on Oct 28, 2018 13:30:32 GMT -5
As an old engineer by training and trade, I can concentrate on a technical problem for long periods, and am happiest doing so. As far as meditating, I leave that to philosophers.  ...all three are a matter of directing attention in one way or another... IMHO... 'Tis true. Although, to my mind, concentration implies focus on a specific issue to be resolved, whereas the other 2 imply more abstract thought. |
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Post by Dramatwist on Oct 28, 2018 13:34:24 GMT -5
...all three are a matter of directing attention in one way or another... IMHO... 'Tis true. Although, to my mind, concentration implies focus on a specific issue to be resolved, whereas the other 2 imply more abstract thought. ...look at it this way... direct your engineer's mind toward examining those abstract thoughts... |
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Post by slowroll on Oct 28, 2018 23:02:57 GMT -5
'Tis true. Although, to my mind, concentration implies focus on a specific issue to be resolved, whereas the other 2 imply more abstract thought. ...look at it this way... direct your engineer's mind toward examining those abstract thoughts... Well, What with thinking about solving airplane problems, making pipes, giving some serious though to economics and politics, I just don't have the interest in further abstractions. Makes my head hurt. |
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