Where Your Falls Begin

Lesson 4 of 12 · About 10 minutes

Where Your Falls Begin

Why do I fall when I do, and where should I keep watch?

Most falls start hours before the screen, in stress, loneliness, low mood, tiredness or boredom; trace your last three back to where they began, and you will know where to keep watch.

In a dim vaulted room an old man sits with his hands folded beside a bright window, a wooden staircase winds upward beside him, and at the lower right a second figure bends to tend a fire.
Historical witnessPhilosopher in Meditation (Old Man in an Interior with a Winding Staircase)Rembrandt · 1632 · Musée du Louvre, Paris (INV 1740)Public domain (PD-Art, Wikimedia Commons)

In this Lesson

  1. The question in front of us
  2. Part 2: Know Your Door
  3. Why do I fall when I do, and where should I keep watch?
  4. What sets a fall going
  5. The pull starts before the picture
  6. Work for an idle mind
  7. Draw the map of three falls
  8. What if my falls have no pattern?
  9. Draw your map

Lesson 4 of 12

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