Author: Kim Hermanson

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Make space around others so they can grow.

Space under the surface. Have you ever found yourself saying, “I feel inspired around her” or “I get amazing insights in that person’s seminars” or “I don’t know what you said, but it shifted everything.”? Those are examples of how we (perhaps unwittingly) create space for others’ growth. Magda Cragg said her husband, the poet…

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The role of imagination is to awaken.

Imagination allows us to break through habitual ways of perception and patterns of behavior. It lets us see the world as if it could be otherwise. Our imaginations offer us space.  When you open your imagination–when you see beyond what you currently know–that feeling of spaciousness will feed you. Your world is now bigger. You…

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Shamanic images are alive. You can feel them.

When I work with clients, I guide them on a short inner journey to receive an image that will change their life. When I first started working with clients, occasionally someone would share an image that their thinking mind had manufactured. They didn’t want to see what Spirit had in store for them. Because I’ve…

Check out my psychology of metaphor course syllabus
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Check out my psychology of metaphor course syllabus

The syllabus for my Psychology of Metaphor course is below. Click here for more details on the Books and Courses page. Metaphors form the foundation of our thinking in everyday life. They are the primary tools for personal growth and social change. In this course, our first task is to become conscious of how we…

Check out my psychology of creativity course syllabus
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Check out my psychology of creativity course syllabus

Hey folks, A lot of you have asked about my Psychology of Creativity syllabus. I’ve taught versions of this course at both Pacifica Graduate Institute and Meridian University. The outline of the syllabus is below. To get more details, it’s on my Books and Courses page: Psychology of Creativity Course. Unit 1: CREATIVITY & EMOTIONAL…

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