I’m honored to join Dave Pendle, MA, for a deep conversation about how metaphor, embodiment, and the Knowing Field help us tap into wisdom beyond thinking. 🌿✨ Don’t miss it—plus, check out his other interviews. He’s the real deal!
🎧 Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4dLLcW6dFs
Creative, spiritually-oriented folks have absolutely no problem coming up with new visions and wildly wonderful creative ideas. But manifesting those ideas, or simply losing that frickin’ 10 pounds…. Not so easy. As a creative person, I don’t need more ideas. I need discipline, definition and clarity. I need square energy. Let’s take a moment and…
Metaphors are powerful catalysts for inner transformation. They connect us to a deep, shared human language that operates largely in the subconscious. When we define and clarify these metaphoric structures, we uncover universal themes that have guided humanity for centuries. These foundational metaphors appear again and again in the world’s literature, reflecting the timeless processes…
A hundred years ago, Rudolf Steiner observed that humanity’s greatest challenge in the coming age would be learning to allow the heart to teach us to think in a new way. While the mind tends to observe from a safe, analytical distance, the heart seeks a deeper relationship with the world. The heart learns through…
Metaphor: The New Critical Thinking? Every so often, I receive an email that lingers in my thoughts for weeks. One such email, from someone named Eileen, has been sitting in my inbox for two months. The subject line alone stopped me in my tracks: “As if…metaphor is the new critical thinking?” That phrase has stayed…
The French writer Albert Camus wrote, “A man’s life is nothing but a slow trek to rediscover through the detours…those one or two images in whose presence his heart first opened.” Similarly, poet Stanley Kunitz believed that writers are often drawn to key images that captivated them as children, revisiting and reworking these images throughout…
“It has been said that love does not want to destroy, but to preserve. Quietistic love has been praised, [yet]…mere passivity is surely no true love. The process of love is a creative drive, a force which, in spite of its tranquility of the present, lives a life of active realization.” This beautiful sentiment opens…