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Showing posts with label Albert Einstein; Knowledge; Imagination; Interpretation; Perception; Understanding; Application;. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Albert Einstein; Knowledge; Imagination; Interpretation; Perception; Understanding; Application;. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 25, 2024

Intuition



"The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind
is a faithful servant. We have created a society 
that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift."
Albert Einstein 

Whether driven by crisis or a simply a curious mind, there is an inner knowing that surfaces and provides additional insight. Information automatically available could be considered as Divine intervention or Spiritual guidance. Most of us would agree that spontaneous knowledge is our personal intuition.

Life is mysterious and deeper understanding can be found in less rational thinking. When we respect our intuition, we can learn personalized information that when respected, advances us successfully forward. Text book information may provide technical solutions but  intuition offers livable answers.

Each of us can access our intuition. Minimize chatter in the brain, giving way to a silent space for guidance.  Pay attention to dreams, gut instincts, and synchronicities. Stretch beyond textbook knowledge, discovering unexplainable intelligence. Insights provide new knowledge to approach all aspects of living. It really is that easy!



Friday, February 9, 2018

Knowledge is Limited




"I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon
my imagination.  Imagination is more important
than knowledge.  Knowledge is limited.  Imagination
encircles the world."
Albert Einstein

The child was born a genius.  He had vast knowledge about endless subjects, but he lacked the ability to express and apply what he knew out into the world.  He remained introverted, withdrawn and labeled as ignorant.  It was not until years later, a curious teacher at the institute peeked inside his saddened heart and taught the child expression.

Owner's manuals are perfect examples.  The shipping crate arrives, we unpack the item, and find the plastic bag containing all of the screws, rivets, washers, nails, and braces.  Next, we examine the direction booklet and unless we have the insight of a mechanic, we are no further along.

This application can be applied to any subject matter.   No matter how much information we have, unless we have the ability to express or display our strong suit, it will not enhance us.  Our responsibility is to master our individual interpretation and present in our authentic way.  We are all called to contribute to the world in our imaginary way.