I believe that the human mind is a symphony of signals, and a cacophony of contradicting forces at work. Flow-state is a broad description of "active and steady

I believe that the human mind is a symphony of signals, and a cacophony of contradicting forces at work. Flow-state is a broad description of "active and steady" but that could describe lots of very different things.. the torpid insensate cocoon of the opiate user, to the comfortable zen of a regular meditator; an accountant doing their third week Wednesday "rollups", an aerobics instructor doing a regular routine with thirty students at a gym; the captain of a small sail boat going down a regular route.. many more. These mental states are quite different, yet could be described as "flow"