Dialogue Raises Consciousness
It all comes down to the mystery
Posted by mollybrogan • 8/05/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS]
Topics: inspiration, life, Mystery, nobel prize, physics, richard feynman
If you have the time to watch all four of the Richard Feynman videos
here, 4 parts each about ten minutes, I would encourage you to do it.
If not, at least watch the last of the four, here is the link to it:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvqwm6RbxcQ&feature=related
It is difficult to find one or two things to discuss here, because
Feynman, the Nobel prize winning physicist is so fascinating and
enthusiastic about life and discovery. But in this fourth video, he
brings up two important points, from my view:
1. No matter who we are, if we can get to a level in discussion where
we are penetrating the mystery in life, we will be sharing the deepest
intimacy possible between people.
2. Finding that moment of inspiration for ourselves, where the
answers come to us and we understand, is so important. Can we figure
out that process, and share it?
What do YOU think?
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How do we find that moment of inspiration within ourselves? How do we tap into it when necessary?
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Perhaps it cannot be forced and will appear when we least expect it. I do not think you can bend inspiration to your will or schedule, but you can always be
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Inspiration comes from a reaction to an event. An inventor (scientist) will see a problem differently than an artist. They will both however use the same thought process to create. Moving through that process they will begin to climb and descend in levels, like a sail boat tacking a course to a destination. The reason for "tacking" is to deal intelligently with second force.
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