Tag Archives: memory

TREES…

Posted on June 25, 2017 by David Filippone

“When knowledge becomes a calling that calls us toward our own being, we can discover it in art and music and poetry as well as in rocks and trees and stars. Knowledge is found in all living things, as well … Continue reading →

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A Long View…

Posted on June 6, 2017 by David Filippone

Once you reach a certain point in life, with a drifting mind’s eye, there’s an easy, sweet anamneses flashing to earlier times… to a pool of impressions that flicker through our lives, seeds that swelled over time. In that long … Continue reading →

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Glowing Journey in Time.

Posted on November 26, 2014 by Michael Gray

I have felt the pull of sequential time strongly in the past two days, worrying about my kids in a framework (logos) that assumes dire consequences for current behaviour. Working with LoK exercise 32 & 33 revealed in a surprising … Continue reading →

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Explore a Memory, How Does It Feel?

Posted on September 18, 2014 by David Filippone

During last week’s conference call we took about five minutes of silence to explore a memory – what it felt like, how we distinguished between past, present, and future, and how it felt around the memory? Over the ensuing week … Continue reading →

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Life in Magenta

Posted on June 26, 2014 by Caroline Sherwood

Peter Brook’s new production at the Young Vic in London is entitled The Valley of Astonishment. Jon Adams worked closely with Peter on the production. I saw him in an after-show discussion. Jon is an artist, diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome and … Continue reading →

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Week 9 — The Cycle of Seeing

Posted on March 10, 2009 by David Filippone

The Cycle of Seeing exercise demonstrated for me, many of the elements we’ve been learning for the past seventeen or so weeks. Selecting the ten ‘things’ put a focus on how I model experience to ‘short-hand‘ each ‘thing’ from a … Continue reading →

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