Laura BashaLife is full of metaphors. In fact, one might even venture to say that in each person’s individual life experience, every occurrence is a metaphor of whatever needs to be seen next for one’s own evolutionary process.
Laura BashaThe artist must develop a tolerance for the discomfort of not-knowing, because as she exhausts her known ways of creating and the piece is still not working, she must allow the muse of creativity to educate her as to the next step, the next brushstroke, the next note.
Laura BashaWhenever I enter into a dialogue with a client, or put myself in a seminar series or a course for ongoing growth and development, I forget what I know in a sense, so that I can hear newly. I practice “getting amnesia” regarding my intellect and memory and then I do my best to listen from the place of “not-knowing”. From this vantage point I always get a fresh perspective, and I am then open to other’s points of view, am willing to be a neophyte, and so I always “see” something new, often a new way of considering a previously well-rooted and oftentimes well-grounded concept.
Laura BashaBeauty is Truth. If Truth is the unwavering perfection in the universe – the Divine Order which, through association, transmutes everything into its Divine Correspondent – then Beauty is an expression of the Divine Order inherent in all form, all conditions, all life experience.