Comment-Re: Silence as a way to see
by Artist's Eye on Mon 04 Sep 2006 03:32 PM CEST
Hello Kahlu:
"Your inspirational words reveal a part of me. This part is my quiet side, the artist's eye. In my own experience as a child I had once been called Silent Sher and as a young adult I found meaning in that name when coming across a declaration by Matisse which read something like: "To be an artist, one must first cut out one's tongue." In art school at that time, I decided I was on the right track. When I paint, I think in terms of color, light, line and space--not words. My personal vision is expansive. And my eyesight has always been clear. I can also say that silence provides for deep awareness. It is when I am quiet that inspirations surface. I support your advice."

Kahlu speaks "The artist's eye" is exactly the quieter side called seeing. In becoming addicted to the cultural code of looking many of you have lost the creativity inherent in your Spirit. One aspect of the Eyecode is the magical linking of looking and seeing, providing the integration to deal with daily complexity. Thank you.