Linda Heuman writes: “For most of us, don’t-know is a place of get-me-out-of-here-quick. As a writer, sitting down to a blank page makes me instantly want to wash dishes, dust under beds, or finally sew those buttons on a coat I haven’t worn in years. But Eugene Gendlin doesn’t see don’t-know as the Bermuda Triangle of the psyche; to him it is just unexplored frontier, seas as yet uncharted—but friendly—that we can learn to navigate.”
Learning to better access the ‘don’t know’, explore the ‘don’t know’ with as few preconceptions as possible, then maybe learn to actually live better in the ‘don’t know’..?