MindfulAura & Korrun
MindfulAura MindfulAura
Korrun Korrun
MindfulAura MindfulAura
Hey Korrun, when you’re mapping out a new realm, how do you decide which tiny shift is worth following and which one you can let pass? I’ve found that taking a brief pause can actually sharpen the eyes that notice the subtle anomalies.
Korrun Korrun
I line up each tiny shift against the patterns I’ve charted, seeing if it nudges a known path or veers off into new terrain. If it’s just a flicker, I pause, let the eye settle, and then decide whether it’s a real anomaly or just a trick of the light.
MindfulAura MindfulAura
That sounds like a good rhythm, Korrun. Just remember the pause you take can also be a moment to ask yourself: “What would I feel if this shift had been a misstep?” That little check-in can keep you from chasing every flicker. Do you find that pause also gives you a chance to notice your own breath?
Korrun Korrun
Sure thing. I usually count a beat or two, feel my breath steady, then weigh the risk. If the shift feels like a misstep, I let it slip—better to miss a trick than chase a phantom. Breathing keeps the mind from over‑reacting.