Part III — Participation · 14
Remaining in the Current
Part III closes on endurance. Remaining in the current is the discipline of staying oriented over time — after the initiative, after attention has moved elsewhere.
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The question it turns on
What allows a practice to survive its own success?
Where the argument is contested
Practice can harden into ritual. The chapter asks for repetition that keeps its question alive rather than repetition that settles it.
To sit with
- — What have you kept doing long after you stopped asking why?
- — Which practice would you notice the absence of within a week?