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-holding guide for her fellow transformation leaders, change catalysts, and creative nonconformists who are living, inspiring, and leading the change in these chaotic times.
She is an author, writer, mentor, and muse who weaves both ancient and contemporary Wisdom into practical action for wellbeing.
She's the creatrix and curator of Sophia's Children; founded the long-running Ivy Sea Communication & Change consultancy (and its award-winning Ivy Sea Online, both 'Sunsetted' over 2015/16).
Jamie is a Berrett-Koehler Publisher author, and has shared the written word through a variety of outlets over the years.
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December 18, 2013 at 3:01 am
Yes! 🙂 Thanks Jamie for sharing this.