There are two Inuit words that describe very different ways to noticing when traveling. In M.R. O'Connor's book, Wayfinding, she shares that one word is aangaittuq, which translates to 'ultra-observant' and connects to the ability to know where one is regardless of external conditions. The other word is aangajuq, a term that means "one who moves away from the community and immediately loses where his destination is at, so as a result will travel blindly."

The importance of noticing has always been essential to our navigating the world and, more importantly, finding our way home. It still is. How are you being 'ultra-observant'? Or conversely, how are you on auto-pilot and 'traveling blindly'?

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