Intuition and the Creation of a Better World
Quotations — intuit : intuitive : intuition : service : serve
This selection of quotations explores intuitive perception from many different points of view.
There are two indexes: subject and author. You can either click on a subject and read all the quotations on that subject, or you can click on an author and read the quotations by a particular writer.
Highlights for March / April
A work of art is created because there is basic sacredness, independent of the artist's particular religious faith or trust. That sacredness is the heaven aspect, which creates an umbrella, so to speak, that becomes very powerful and very real. At that point, human dignity is more important than the particular religion or discipline a person came from. … Sacredness from that point of view is the discovery of goodness, which is independent of personal, social, or physical restrictions.
Chogyam Trungpa , True Perception: The Path of Dharma Art , Boston & London, Shambhala, 2008, p. 130
Those who have walked a labyrinth with an open heart know the power of the experience. Its path is a ritual journey from the threshold at the entrance to a more metaphoric threshold at the center — a path of discovery and self-knowledge. Walking the path, one feels part of some deep archetypal world filled with energetic and intuitional processes. Once at the center, one can travel no farther on the horizontal plane of the earth. Instead, the journey becomes vertical, traveling from the gravitation stillness of the feet on the earth and up through the uprightness of the spine toward the sky. It is on this vertical axis that one turns to commence the outward journey. It is a beautiful and powerful moment, that merging of vertical and horizontal. It is a private journey in which my inner and outer self meet and through integration make meaning together.
John Bloom, The Genius of Money , Great Barrington, Steiner Books, 2009, p. 58
SUBJECT INDEX
Creativity, Imagination & Vision
Cultivating the Intuition
Definitions
Inspiration & Dreams
Intuition in Architecture
Intuition in Science
Intuitive Service
Nature of the Intuition
Straight Knowledge
Intuition in Religion
AUTHOR INDEX
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Abdi, M.H.
Abhishiktananda, Swami
Agni Yoga
Alberts, Ton
Anderson, William
Ariyaratne, A.T.
Armstrong, Karen
Assagioli, Roberto
Aurobindo, Sri
Bache, Christopher
Bachofen, J.J.
Bailey, Alice
Baker, Ian
Baring, Anne
Barrett, Richard
Batchelor, Stephen
Bergman, Ciel
Bernbaum, Edwin
Bloom, John
Brunton, Paul
Burns, James MacGregor
Capra, Fritjof
Carr, H. Wildon
Coelho, Paulo
Collins, Cecil
de Chardin, Teilhard
Deikman, Arthur
Eco, Umberto
Einstein, Albert
Ferrucci, Piero
Finser, Torin
Fox, Matthew
Gawain, Shakti
Godwin, Robert W.
Goodwin, Brian
Govinda, Lama Anagarika
Hall, Sir Ernest
Hamilton, Craig
Harpur, Patrick
Harris, Sam
Havel, Vaclav
Heidenreich, Alfred
Hillman, James
Hoyle, Fred
Humphreys, Christmas
Hyde, Lewis
Intuition Magazine
Intuition Magazine Online
Jacka, Judy
Jefferies, Richard
Jung, Carl Gustav
Kamenetz, Rodger
Khan, Hazrat Inayat
King, Martin Luther Jr.
Klein, Joe
Kokoschka, Oscar
Laszlo, Ervin
Lithman, Alan Sasha
Lorimer, David
Lovelock, James
Macy, Joanna
Maira, Shakti
Needleman, Jacob
Noddings, Nel & Shore, Paul J.
Okri, Ben
Oxford Dictionary
Pascal, Blaise
Pineault, Annie
Plato
Plotinus
Raine, Kathleen
Redfield, James
Robinson, Edward
Roerich, Helena
Rogers, Carl
Salinger, J.D.
Salk, Jonas
Sardello, Robert
Shah, Idries
Shelley, Percy.Bysshe.
Smith, Huston
Soutar, William
Steiner, Rudolf
Sumedho, Ajhan
Tagore, Rabindranath
Tarnas, Richard
Tchaikovsky
Thakar, Vimala
Tolle, Eckhart
Trungpa, Chogyam
van der Post, Laurens
Vaughan, Frances
Vinoba Bhave
Whitmore, Diana
Whyte, David
Wickes, Frances
Zukav, Gary
