a: Concentration ~
b: toddler learning to walk

What: "Access concentration is like a toddler learning to walk. The child can take a few steps but repeatedly falls down. In contrast, absorption concentration is like an adult who is able to stand and walk for an entire day without falling down. A modern metaphor would be of a top spinning. In access concentration, the top needs constant attention, wobbles frequently, and falls down. Inabsorption, the top spins in a centered way on its own."

Useful?
Writer: Stephen Snyder, ‎Tina Rasmussen
LCC:
Where:
Date: Feb 12 2014 4:48 PM


No critique for this page.
Feel free to be the first


Please review the linked page for context.
If you can think of something better than this,
please add it to the database

Name:
required
Contact:
(email or url) optional
Topic:
Comment:

This is an anti-spam device. Are you Human?

If so, please click the circle next to 'Yes' to submit your comment