I do not know why I tend to keep loops open. Close things, do the work and then give it no more thought. Let's leverage our actions with the help of this amazing new technology, which I admit I've been a laggard despite the explicit visions put forward by better seers like Javier and h0p3.
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I come back home the next day at 22:23 after dinner with Govi. I've been thinking all day that I haven't written despite much experience being lived. I'm having small pleasant interactions with people at yoga. I see smiles from classmates, and I feel generally more upbeat. I suspect Vitamin D insufficiency to have had an influence on my foul mood, and it's remarkable how much our perception is shaped through our hormones.
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I wish I could write more, but I need to go to bed. I don't wan't to let experience go unaccounted for. I've been doing daily handstands, recording myself, every day except today. I'm getting better by simply observing myself.
The body experiences a parallel to the mind in its perception. Inflammation will cause every movement to feel like a grind, but even a healthy body will experience distortions. If you "open your chest" by pulling your shoulder blades back you will feel exaggerated, but when you look at in in video (the effect in mirrors is reduced) you will find the movement incredibly modest in looks. In proprioception you are bursting your heart out, while in the video you'll be barely nudging your chestbone.
This very body is asking for a break, I took the morning class and I guess that's why I'm tired now.
I'll try better not to leave gaps in my writing.