It seems like kairos is like Csikszentmihalyi's flow. It's time that passes while you are engaged, active, purposeful -- living rather than waiting. Perhaps w

It seems like kairos is like Csikszentmihalyi's flow. It's time that passes while you are engaged, active, purposeful -- living rather than waiting. Perhaps without a willing participant, there can be no kairos; there is only chronos? Great book, BTW. The most memorable from my childhood.