Hesiod and the Muse (1891) by Gustav Moreau. Musee de Orsay, Paris [Image – Wiki Commons]
“The true teacher is one who has experienced it absolutely through and through, and speaks from the authority of having experienced it — not read about it, heard about it, learned about it, but done it.”
~ David Hawkins
Sir David Hawkins, M.D., PhD., is a psychiatrist, consciousness researcher, and author. To hear the above comment in context, here is the interview in which it is shared.
If you’re stirred by mention of the Muse — as so many have been across the long reaches of time (as Hesiod and Gustav Moreau were) — check out “Who’s Your Muse?” in the Sophia’s Children archives.
Jamie is an inspiration partner and lantern-holder for her fellow transformation leaders, change catalysts, and creative nonconformists who are living, inspiring, and (intentionally or not) leading the change in these chaotic times.
Jamie is a long-time servant of the Muse and writer, as well as an intrepid walker, feline-tender, and has great appreciation for dark chocolate and cooking other nourishing, delicious meals -- often plant-based -- to nourish her peeps. She also helps to manage a women's health clinic, emphasizing for-real compassionate care.
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December 18, 2013 at 3:01 am
Yes! 🙂 Thanks Jamie for sharing this.