Some of you may be wondering why I am posting InnerSwami blog posts here to Forms in the Mist. The shared theme across the two blogs is exploring the power of imaginative thinking and the psychological nature of insight. Jarl writes InnerSwami and is a master of many things, imaginative thinking is one of them. She is motivated to learn to live what she calls an authentic life and the practice that she shares with us is imagining and attracting a life she loves.
My particular interest in imaginative thinking is the experience of seeing unformed thoughts take shape, observing innovative thinking as it occurs, creating new ideas out of vague wonderings, being compelled to see something in the future and making something meaningful out of creative motivation. The many shapes and forms and applications of imaginative thinking is the topic of this blog and to read InnerSwami is to observe a master of imaginative thinking at work.
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- I'm a Cultural Psychologist, Ethnographer, Artist and Entrepreneur and Founding Director of DuVal Ethnographic Resarch Center and New Intelligentsia Online Cinemas.
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