Das Aufgehen in einer Erfahrung:

>There's a certain opera singer who, when she finally masters an extremely difficult aria, is so totally focused on singing it that when she's finished, she doesn't even remember performing. "It's almost as if an experiential mind-set has replaced the instrumental one required to learn the piece," he [Tellegen] says, "so that her singing no longer requires effortful attention. A talented cellist might play a Bach sonata the way an average person can relax his frontalis muscle. The high-level instrumental skill has become so well assimilated that it happens automatically."<

Winifred Gallagher

[Das Aufgehen im Schreiben, Vortragen, Sprechen, Betrachten, Anhören, Nachdenken, Lesen, Musizieren, ... Wenn das Handeln den Charakter der Entschiedenheit und Bestimmtheit annimmt und man während des Handelns nicht denkt oder fühlt, als ob man anders handeln könnte.]