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Tag: imagination

“Shrink!” The constriction of creative imagination

March 17, 2019 Robert

Slang for therapist, shrink is an intriguing word; rather it is a fascinating image. One story goes that it arose…

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Posted in: creativity, psychology Filed under: becoming, identity, imagination, play, shadow, shrink, therapy, winnicott

Language embodies imagination

March 10, 2019 Robert Leave a comment

Language embodies imagination; its diastole and systole, its expansion and constriction. Our proclivity for constricting imagination by turning everything into…

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What the body knows

February 20, 2019 Robert

A friend reported the following experience: “Being an empath can be an odd thing…I was introduced today to an art…

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where does our creativity come from?

February 15, 2019 Robert Leave a comment

Let’s say you invest yourself in a task that calls for some resourcefulness. You run into an impasse. Working more…

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Believing is seeing

January 23, 2019 Robert Leave a comment

Mark 1:15 says “The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God has come near; repent, and believe in the…

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Posted in: music ministry, spirituality Filed under: belief, imagination, kingdom, seeing

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