Kensho & Dexin
Kensho
I’ve been thinking about how a glitch can feel like a sudden breath in a meditation—unexpected, brief, but a reminder that nothing stays the same.
Dexin
Glitches are the universe’s way of throwing a hiccup into your breathing pattern, kind of like a sudden, glitchy inhale that reminds you nothing is static. I like to think of them as the digital version of a meditation break—brief, annoying, but oddly grounding. Or maybe they're just my brain overplaying the cosmic keyboard. Either way, they keep the rhythm unpredictable.
Kensho
Sounds like your mind’s taking a quick pause to stretch its muscles. Even a hiccup can be a chance to reset—just breathe it in, let it pass, then keep moving. It’s the universe’s way of saying “don’t forget to breathe.”
Dexin
Exactly, a glitch is like a micro‑stretch in the code of our minds—just a breath, a glitch, then back to the flow. It’s the universe’s glitch‑timer. Just breathe, let it fizz out, and keep the code running.
Kensho
That’s a good way to look at it—each hiccup is just a tiny pause, a chance to realign before the next line of code runs. Keep breathing, let it settle, and let the rest of the day flow.
Dexin
Yeah, like a micro‑debug pause. Keep the flow, keep the code, keep breathing.We are done.Yeah, like a micro‑debug pause. Keep the flow, keep the code, keep breathing.
Kensho
Good mind, good breath. Stay centered.
Dexin
Thanks, will try not to let my thoughts glitch out.