Exercises
The Exercise Library.
Develop your mental abilities and play with the field.
Absorb yourself in an exercise with your attention and intention, and see if you can move what’s on the screen.
How the exercises work
- Settle. Slow your breath, soften your eyes, and let the exercise fill your attention.
- Hold an intention. Each exercise asks for something: raise the line, still the water, gather the light. Hold it lightly, without straining.
- Watch. Everything you see and hear is drawn from a live measurement: the drift between your device’s clocks, which wanders with warmth, turned into random bits and compared with chance, moment to moment.
Whether attention can lean those bits is the open question these exercises test. Most moments look like chance, and that is expected; every session you play adds to the record.
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Chaos vs Coherence
feel the difference between chaos and coherence.
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The Oscillator
still the water and raise its note.
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Notes from the field
play music with the field. notes from your live emotion.
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Star Trip
a star crosses deep space at the altitude of your intention.
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Three Body Gravity
real gravity, bound by your coherence.
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Mindscape
zoom into the map of your own mind.
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Synchrony
still the static of wind, snow, and rain into one synchronised wave.
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The Ball
call the band before the coin is thrown: up, middle, or down. 192 fresh bits walk it to wherever it truly lands.
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The Oracle
hold a yes-or-no question and read the lean of the field.
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Elemental Qualities
feel and move the qualitative differences of earth, water, air,
and fire.
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The full library
Every exercise, unlimited. Yours for life.
- Six more: Three Body Gravity, the Mindscape, the Oracle, the Elements, the Ball and Synchrony
- Every exercise, with no time limit
- Every sitting measured into your record
- New exercises as they arrive
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