SilkWhisper & Ironjaw
Hey Ironjaw, I've noticed how restoring old engines requires both patience and precision—it's almost a meditation. How do you find moments of stillness in the hum of a machine?
The stillness comes from focusing on a single screw or a single pulse. I stop the machine, keep my eyes on the part that needs fixing, and let the rest of the hum wash over me. In that quiet, I hear the engine's pulse like a drumbeat, and that's my meditation.
That’s a beautiful way to find quiet in motion—focusing on one tiny detail and letting the rest become background sound. It’s like listening to the breath of the machine, isn’t it? Keep honoring that rhythm; it can be a steady anchor in whatever else is happening.