[stylist] Intuition

[Lynda Lambert]

Eve, I think you are correct. It does not really have to do with education. 
You are right. The degree represents some time spent in study and problem 
solving situations. The real work begins well after we receive that degree. 
In fact, the more educated we are, the more we realize there is so much 
more. The degree is only a beginning, just a little step. It is not an end 
in itself, but the recognition of so much more.  I have known very little 
children who were so self-aware and introspective and they stand out in the 
crowd! I do believe we are born with it, too. I think every child is born 
with intuition. Yes, I agree with you.
Lynda
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Eve Sanchez" <3rdeyeonly at gmail.com>
To: "Writer's Division Mailing List" <stylist at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2012 2:01 PM
Subject: Re: [stylist] Intuition


> Lynda, Intuision pulls from our natural talents. These are those that we
> are born with. Learning and experience could contribute to these talents,
> but not create them. An education or degree is just that, a piece of 
> paper.
> Paper is often used to create but the artistic talent will not manifest
> itself without the other materials needed; intuition. It is truely a
> circular process. Just my thoughts on this, but then again I m knot
> artisically edykated. :) Eve
>
> On Mon, Mar 26, 2012 at 8:17 AM, Lynda Lambert 
> <llambert at zoominternet.net>wrote:
>
>> Today: I am thinking about "intuition."
>>
>> I engaged in a discussion with a physician on this topic recently. We 
>> were
>> doing a video discussion at a museum, concerning the marriage of art and
>> medicine. Intuition is at the heart of both practices, we agreed.
>>
>> This brings me to ask those of you who are tuned in to your inner life,
>> your inner child, your soul,
>>  when writing:
>>
>> What is the role of intuition in your own experiences while working on
>> your craft?
>>
>>
>> How does your intuition influence your work?
>>
>> I consider intuition to be the essence that separates good from great
>> writing and art making.  It is what makes a work a Number 10 rather than 
>> a
>> Number 3.
>>
>> The ability to look inward for answers, images, and guidance as we work
>> makes our work speak authentically.
>>  Intuition is the most relevant of tools in our "bag" and I think  that
>> intuition cannot be taught. I find that it is discovered individually as 
>> we
>> learn to listen to the inner voice well all have,  When Intuition is the
>> center part  in our process of creativity it  is a defining  quality of
>> what and how we write. Intuition comes from within the entire body.  One
>> study recently conducted by a university in Pittsburgh recorded the brain
>> changes that occurred when an artist was working. It was an amazing 
>> project
>> that recorded the creative process as intuition took over in the creation
>> of the art works.  I think this is a very interesting topic to explore 
>> and
>> to think about in finding our own path in what we do as creative people.
>>
>> "For poems are not, as people think, simple emotions...they are
>> experiences."     Ranier Maria Rilke
>>
>> Lynda River Woman
>>
>>
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