Inclusive Attention

In moments of stress or intensity there can be a tendency for our attention to become fixed or exclusive.  The other thing that can happen is that our attention is drawn to what is positive or what is negative.  We may also be prompted to pay attention to the biggest threat, or to that which is the makes us feel the most safe or secure.  Various forces may vie for our attention.  The invitation today is to ask the question: In times of stress or uncertainty what do I give the most attention to?  What do I give the least attention to?  I have a few blogs that dive into this subject matter.  The first is called, Liberating Your Attention.  As our attention is liberated it becomes more possible to develop "inclusive" attention, which means we are free of the necessity to control and our attention is fluid, available and progressively more and more informed by love.  Another blog that expands on this possibility is called Love Based Attention.  I wonder how much more mentally and emotionally free we can be to meet life here and now and offer who we are to whatever conditions or circumstances we find ourselves in.