Something I’ve heard several times recently is “I can’t focus on that now: I’m in a flow.” But as soon as you limit yourself in trying to keep a flow, you’ve already lost it. The mind is more than capable of juggling any number of stream of information at the same time, as the unconscious has to do just that in order to weave them together into consciousness. The constant, ever changing influx of information that converge from various sources into the same eddying river as a whole IS the flow of our mind, and we just have to let it all find its way to mix together. We eventually lose our flow, become stagnant, when we dam off certain sources in favour of others. All information is important to all else at all times, because in our thought processes it all intertwines, and each subject gives new insights in each other. There's plenty of room: we just need as many inspirations as possible.
Consciousness is a superfluid: it flows everywhere.
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