Vision

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On Vision

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A vision - i.e. the act or power of anticipating that which will or may come to be - can be misguided, but without a vision we don't know where we're going.

People can open their minds to new ways of thinking to turn uncertainty into opportunity – in other words, to broaden their vision and narrow their focus.

Using techniques like "world-jams", people try to "collectively define the future, before it defines us".

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On Creativity

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"I have no reader in mind - the reader is me as I re-read" - Philip Roth

Roth's words resonate, and feel comfortable, to those of us who are still, slowly working ourselves out on the page.  We don't necessarily need comments, feedback...not yet, anyway.

However, as Oliver Wendell Holmes once said, "many people die with their music still in them", so to avoid that sense of feelng, ultimately, unfulfilled, one must urgently try and find ways to create an authentic outward expression of the inner one, even if that vision is problematic, or even nightmarish, as in Hieronymus Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights in the Prado in Madrid.

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