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Eve Eve said: " J'ai lu de nombreux ouvrages sur la pleine conscience, mais celui-ci se distingue : il utilise l'art comme support de réflexion, et non comme simple illustration. Ici, tout semble intentionnel et mesuré. Les figures minimalistes, les espaces géométri ...more "

 
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I’ve read many books on mindfulness, but this one stands apart: it uses art as the medium for reflection, not as an example to illustrate a point. Everything here feels intentional and measured. The minimalist figures, the geometric spaces, the quiet
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Erik Pevernagie
“How sure can we be of the soundness of what we think? We see things through the filters of our minds. Our perception is a product of our mind's interpretive framework. What we perceive is an interpretation soaked in context, memory, and partiality that arises from our conscious engagement with the world. (Is it a bird? Is it a plane?)”
Erik Pevernagie

Erik Pevernagie
“Writing letters may be an outdated way of communication for many, but they still have value. When letters are no longer objects in downtime but subjects in motion, they become vessels of meaning and carry fragments of the writer’s drive and emotional energy. ("Letter to unknown recipient “)”
Erik Pevernagie

Erik Pevernagie
“What do we actually expect of our data processor? As our computers acquire interactive interfaces, voices, and adaptive behavior, we may be tempted to invest emotion in them, but they offer only simulation, which breeds intense irritation. It is like trying to love a mirror that won't love back. ("My computer does not understand me")”
Erik Pevernagie

Erik Pevernagie
“Why may writing letters be so intriguing, defying, or challenging? Why can it be so painful or stressful sometimes? Letters can become mirrors of our human condition, reflecting on fragility, resilience, vulnerability, hope, and the misunderstandings in our life experiences. ("Letter to unknown recipient “)”
Erik Pevernagie

Erik Pevernagie
“Let us not live life in abstractions but in concrete moments.
If we want to exist, we must exist “with”, and that “with” is most relevant when we live related. Living with others enlightens the existential significance of our presence in the world. (“Better a good neighbor than a faraway friend.”)”
Erik Pevernagie

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