Something to add something about the phenomenon of getting good ideas or, more specifically, an unexpected good idea:
It may be related to a definition I heard once of magic: "A human being's change of mind." In other words, for whatever reason, we hear someone expressing a thought quite vigorously one day, and then hear the same person expressing the opposite thought the next. What brought him or her to a new consciousness, or point of view, when the person him/herself can't identify its cause? The ability to identify does not disturb me (as it might disturb a totally left-brained individual), but rather gives life extra excitement; such as, we will continue to be surprised by new understandings, new ideas, our whole lives long.
It makes living an art, not a science.
This is very good news for us right-brained types!
PW
Sunday, July 19, 2009
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I have just learned recently that I am a right-brain person. I always assumed I was left-brained because I tend to be very practical and detail oriented.
A friend sent me a test that has a dancer turning in circles, if you see her turning clockwise you are right-brained and anti-clockwise you are left-brained. It said that some people could refocus and see her reverse her direction, not me. She just kept spinning in her clockwise pattern.
I wonder if it was an accurate test. Either way, I am always happy to get a good idea whether in dream, inspired from someone else's good idea, or from an unknown source that makes you wonder how you ever thought of that in the first place. It's interesting to think about.
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