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Paying Attention
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When you juggle, your instinct as a beginner is to focus on the ball in your hand. It feels safer. Tangible. Manageable. But the moment you stare too long at what you’re holding, you lose sight of what’s already in motion. The balls in the air begin to drift. The…
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It’s All Connected
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When you first learn to juggle, it’s tempting to focus on just one ball. You watch the one in your hand. You track it carefully. You try to control it. But the moment your attention narrows too tightly, the rest of the pattern collapses. The balls in the air don’t…
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Juggling with Awareness
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There is a moment in juggling that almost disappears if you’re not paying attention. The ball leaves your hand, rises into the air, reaches the top of its arc, and begins to descend. For a split second, it is weightless. Suspended. Neither rising nor falling. If your throw is careless,…
