So a man in Wisconsin read my post about Martin Foss and contacted me. He’s been studying Martin Foss’s work for 40 years, and actually had correspondence with him back in the 1960s (Foss died in 1968). It was very touching communicating with this man, who is a sculptor. He wrote in his email to…
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. I’ve often told the…
By perceiving the complementary opposites in any phenomenon, you open the door to play.” –Jessica Porter, The Hip Chick’s Guide to Macrobiotics
The other day someone asked me how to get to a place of “third space” when one teaches or facilitates groups. Third space, which I also call the “imaginal” realm, is a place of expanded knowing and intuitive wisdom that happens when two or more people come together for a shared purpose. When it occurs…
In his novel Ulysses, James Joyce wrote: Any object, intensely regarded, may be a gate of access . . . Joyce’s quote reminds me of something Herbert Marcuse once said about art: Art [functions to] break open a dimension inaccessible to other experience, a dimension in which human beings, nature, and things no longer stand…
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