I'm sorting out stuff, making way for the establishment of the play therapy room. I came across this quotation, scrawled (by me) on a piece of scrap paper (in fact a piece of headed paper from the housing co-op where we lived in London...)
True art is a matter of existence, not of product, and there are phases when you must exist in a form that you can neither perceive accurately nor understand. In this time when so much is possible (I think it says possible), remember that you don't have what it takes, you are what it takes.
Unattributed, and I'm damn' sure I didn't write it! Julia Cameron maybe? Anyone?
The bit I love is phases when you must exist in a form that you can neither perceive accurately nor understand. I think maybe I'm just emerging from such a phase.
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Whoever wrote it understands Zen.
So did the Nike corporation, when they coined the phrase for the ad campaign "Just Do It".
That's all there is.
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