It was a big insight for me when I shifted from vision as a fixed visual object of 'I have a vision of x', to vision as a state of being. Vision as something like an ontological gravity that doesn't necessarily take the form of any particular plan or map. But the ontic center that perceives everything. As world is not independent of perception, a lot of what can be seen or done depends upon the underlying quality of vision.
As you put so well towards the end, Vision concerns the implicit ground from which plans emerge but plans made without attending to vision simply emerge from a pre-conditioned and or/limited implicit ground.
I can imagine spending much more time in the space of vision and than having plan be something that rather slots into place at the right time-the last 10 or 20%. I wonder too if cultivation of vision is also linked to the possibility of spontaneous flow as action and/or planning.
Well done. I dig this very much.
It was a big insight for me when I shifted from vision as a fixed visual object of 'I have a vision of x', to vision as a state of being. Vision as something like an ontological gravity that doesn't necessarily take the form of any particular plan or map. But the ontic center that perceives everything. As world is not independent of perception, a lot of what can be seen or done depends upon the underlying quality of vision.
As you put so well towards the end, Vision concerns the implicit ground from which plans emerge but plans made without attending to vision simply emerge from a pre-conditioned and or/limited implicit ground.
I can imagine spending much more time in the space of vision and than having plan be something that rather slots into place at the right time-the last 10 or 20%. I wonder too if cultivation of vision is also linked to the possibility of spontaneous flow as action and/or planning.