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In entrepreneur, hart technique, jim hart, maslow on December 30, 2009 at 1:06 pm
In an attempt to define the word “consciousness”, famed mythologist, Joseph Campbell looked to the ceiling of this classroom at Sarah Lawrence College. There, he saw light bulbs. He went on to explain that you can look at
Are you the bulb or the illumination?
that light and say, “The light is on”, meaning the bulb (the vehicle) or you can say, “The light is on”, meaning the illumination, the energy itself. How do you relate to yourself? Are you the bulb, the vehicle, the body or are you the light itself, the energy, the illumination?
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In entrepreneur, hart technique, jim hart on December 23, 2009 at 11:14 am
Is your understanding of theatre history based pretty much exclusively on western history and influence? If you studied theatre in the united states, it probably is (no judgement. It is a big topic). Theatre History. Those 2 words together cause a lot of actors to yawn, but it is vital that we know our history. Why? Well, because all of our theatrical traditions draw their inspiration from forms of the past.
That is me in the middle. Bali, Indonesia.
Nobody creates on an island. We are all products of our learning and stimulus-exposure. Everyone has their sources of inspiration.
There is rarely anything really “new” under the sun—usually just variations on the past. If you strive to create “something new”, you must know what has been done. Otherwise, your efforts are in vein and you create only from your imagination, which can lead to ignorantly copying forms and efforts of the past, with the delusional belief that what you are doing “is new”.
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In entrepreneur, hart technique, jim hart on December 22, 2009 at 11:32 am
The full-time conservatory education in entrepreneurial arts training at Austin Conservatory of Professional Arts will open doors in September of 2010.
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