The Concept of Nothing

Post Date

Mon, 10/14/2024 - 00:00

Comments

Fred Klein

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Hard to imagine nothing to do.

Rich Slomovitz

When training our Canine Companions puppies, one of the things they need to learn is informally called the "Do Nothing" command. They should lay down on the floor or their dog bed (say while I'm working) or under a chair if in a restaurant and "do nothing". A lesson for me as well and something I should do more often myself (though not under a chair).

Kelly Welles

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Great topic Rona! I try to set aside time each day to do nothing . Turning off the chattering mind in the form of mindless silence can be one of the most health-enhancing practices one can do. It recharges one's batteries, oxygenates the body, provides a needed rest-stop and elevates T-cells and other immune-defense co-factors.

Nancy Schess

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I think this is the best blog ever written. I recently started walking in the morning. At first, I always walked with my headset so I could listen to a podcast or music. Recently, I have stopped doing that and just walk with my thoughts. Without intention, I am finding my best thinking and problem solving on those walks.