I agree that intuition and Systems Thinking tend to feed each other. Seeing things as wholes, and as dynamic rather than static or arrested in time. Seeing relationships rather than Newtonian billiard balls of linear cause and effect.
Deirdre
Me too!
The test might be ... how were you before the fibro? Energized by company, or drained by it?
Deirdre
Hehe - and I am so totally the opposite of this! Every time I visited with you, Carol, and Betsy and Marissa, I'd go home TOTALLY exhausted and sleep for days! LOL
Suedo (like "pseudo", though I'm no phony baloney!)
NOOOOOO!!! My best stories come from YOUR house! (like Pongo with the spongy legs, or picking out the beads for the angel, or checking out the out-house, or watching the deer come down the mountain, or....dang, girl! Ain't nothin' boring about you!)
Suedo (like "pseudo", though I'm no phony baloney!)
vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from Deirdre S. :
]I think of intuition as the function that scoops up vast quantities of ]sensory data and then sifts through and processes it unconsciously. ]When you need it, the result of that processing just rises like an ]island appearing out of the sea.
**grin** i like that.----------- @vicki [SnuggleWench] (Books)
Ashevile has a 24-hour store (but only one, as far as I know) -- that tiny little wally world on tunnel road with the really crappy parking lot. but if you ever go there at night, most of the ailes are blocked and you have to walk all the way around the store to get from toys (near the front on one side) to the cashregisters (front and center)... it's rediculous! anywho...i'm through rambling now... ^_^
Lura J
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